No. I live in a carpeted apartment building. Our cleaning service vacuums the rugs in the lobbies and the hallways once a week, and by the time any visitor arrives, his or her shoes are already fairly clean.

Although...I DO recall...once...my annoying friend came in from the snow and ice outside, (which had been well salted)...wearing boots with deep groves. As he sat in my house, the snow in the grooves of his boots melted in a nasty dirty little puddle right where he was sitting.

Only if their feet are muddy or noticeably dirty. It's nice when they do on their own, but I don't demand it. I always remove mine when coming in.

Hat doesn't matter.

I remove mine as a courtesy. If they don’t in my house, I don’t say anything.

Happy Birthday. 🎂🎁🎈☺

Never asked anyone too unless shoes were muddy. The pile of shoes in rubber trays near the entry usually takes care of it.

Nope

It's not a requirement at my house. I want them to be as comfortable as possible.

Nope

I prefer it and encourage it but don’t enforce it lol.

Nah, I wouldn't want my visitors to get their socks dirty.

I’m Asian but I don’t mind really.

Yes, I insist people take off their shoes in the foyer.

No. I don't remove my shoes, so why should they?

.. and clothes too.

Yes.
Foyer is there to place their footwear.

Exception for plumber , pest control man.

Hat- no. Shoes- yes. Zambian wife's rules.

No, I don’t care

Shoes, hats, coats . .

100%. Do not come past my front entrance with shoes on

Unless they've walked in muck or mud I don't really care

@Nimbus 🤔one look from mrs smiler nimby and they do it automatically no words exchanged lol 😆

if they sit in an untidy fashion.. theyre getting turfed..

if their feet are muddy, then yes, otherwise no.

Women remove clothing so sure

Nope, just their pants.

If they don't take their shoes off they are barbarians 😒

Yes

No.