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"Is it all right to ask guests to remove their shoes? I hate cleaning up the dirt, salt, and mud that gets tracked in. For a casual get-together, it&amp;#039;s fine to ask guests (nicely) to take off their shoes. If you can, try to have extra pairs of nonskid socks or slippers on hand for those who feel uncomfortable (or embarrassed) exposing their bare feet. Say, &amp;quot;Would you like to trade your wet boots for some warm, dry slippers?&amp;quot; For a more formal event, like a dinner party, where guests are dressing up, it&amp;#039;s most polite to let them keep on whatever footwear they want to wear. TELL US: Do you get annoyed when asked to remove your shoes? RELATED: 8 Smart Moves for Keeping Dirt Out of the House \u00BB   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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