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Posted: 02/October/2006 at 6:08pm |
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I scheduled two appointments today where the ethnic culture is customary not to wear shoes in the house. These homes are large in size and with some difficult spots. I want to oblige, but I am concerned about personal safety (slip & fall) because of the loss of traction (my own shoes).
Any suggestions on how to accomodate this? I know "booties" are available, but will they suffice for what needs to be done to keep me on my feet? I don't want to say anything offensive about the "carpets are being cleaned anyway!"
Thanks in advance for your replies!
-Rick
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Richard Bonilla
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