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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
The fact that you're entering a place of business that pays a cleaning crew has no bearing whatsoever on whether or not you (or your entourage) should wipe your ice/mud/salt-encrusted boots/shoes on the provided rug before moving past the entrance. Are we animals?!
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We have the opposite problem when there's snow on the ground; some people come into our entryway stamp the snow and ice off their feet and continue on their way.
The last time we had snow/ice we got a couple of those big rubber doormats and put them outside, mostly because the stone tiles outside our building get very slippery, but it also made people clean off the snow off their shoes on those instead in the entryway. I'd rather sweep the doormats outside free of ice and snow than deal with a drenched entryway.