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Maybe you’re someone who prefers to have people take off their shoes, but hate to ask them to do it. Or maybe you’re the person who hates taking off their shoes in someone else’s house, but don’t want to make a mess. Well, there are a number of devices that can help you out in those delicate situations.
Well, technology has again come to the rescue of germaphobes everywhere! If you look online right now, there are a variety of shoe-wrapping devices (yes, you read that correctly) that allow users to keep their shoes on, while protecting the homeowner’s floors.
No doubt it’s awkward to ask guests to remove their shoes, so providing a quick and easy solution with one of these shoe-wrapping options can help.
These gadgets range from hands-free to low-tech.
1. Trimaco E-Z Floor Guard Starter Kit
Price: $99.99 (Amazon)Simply put your foot onto the Trimaco E-Z Floor Guard machine, which has a sheet of clear plastic pre-loaded. Once you put your foot down, slide your foot back on the machine and then use the cutting tool to detach the proper length of plastic. Think of it like giant roll of plastic wrap for your shoes!
When you’re finished, just peel the plastic off the sole of the shoe and toss (or, even better, recycle!) it.
Shoe Inn Fusion
Price: $299 (Amazon)Originally marketed for medical facilities, the Shoe Inn Fusion machine is starting to catch on in the private home market. Instead of using plastic wrap, this machine allows users to slip-on the classic “shoe booties” without having to lift a finger.
You can find a mid-line Shoe Inn Fusion model on Amazon—but it’s far from cheap!
4. Adaman Automatic Shoe Cover Dispenser
Price: $35.99 (Amazon)
Looking for something a little more low-tech, but still effective? The Adaman Automatic Shoe Cover Dispenser doesn’t have a lot of bells and whistles, but seems to get the job done.
At only $34.99, it’s the most affordable option I found online and looks easy to use.
5. Disposable Booties
Price: $9 (Amazon)
The least expensive option is to buy a supply of booties that you can ask guests to slip over their shoes. In this case, there’s nothing automated, so your guests will have to sit down or bend over to affix these booties. No bells or whistles here, but you can get a 100-pack for about the cost of a Chipotle burrito with chips!
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