1. Go barefoot

2. Cut out the bacteria
Think about where your feet have been all day - you may have walked across public bathroom floors, on footpaths dodging dog walkers and through shopping centres. Your feet will have collected a jungle of bacteria! Keep it all contained at the door.
3. Air quality
Along with the bacteria, you can well be tracking in toxins to your house. These can include those powerful cleaning chemicals that they use in public bathrooms, pesticides, fertilisers and fungal spores.
4. Looking after your floors
Tracking mud, dirt and debris into your house means that you have to clean more often. It means that you have to vacuum harder on your carpeted areas and scrub harder on your tiled and wooden floors. You have to work harder at keeping your house clean and that extra scrubbing and elbow grease can actually damage your floors over time.
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