Remove Your Shoes At The Door
“Please remove your shoes at the door.”
Has anyone ever asked you to do this? There are many good reasons to take your shoes off, and kind ways to ask your guests to do so.
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Best Boot Jacks
A boot jack makes it a breeze to take off your work boots, Wellies, garden boots, or cowboy boots.
It is PERFECT for you if you are disabled or recovering from surgery, want to keep your hands clean, or can’t bend over.
Continue reading →Best Boot Scrapers
A boot scraper does the job of cleaning dirt and mud from your boots.
There are basically three kinds: decorative cast iron, nylon brushes mounted to a frame, and coir mats.
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A boot rack keeps things organized! No more clutter.
If your boot rack is at your front door, you’ll want a nice-looking, usable, practical place to put things. Even better if the boot rack is a bench where you (and guests) can sit down to remove your boots and shoes.
Continue reading →Entryway Boot Trays
Why should you have an entryway boot tray near your doors?
For wet, muddy boots & shoes, for gardening boots & clogs, and to keep dirt, snow, sand, water, and de-icing chemicals from floors and carpets.
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