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Pitapony

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Posted: 03/02/08 09:05am Link  |  Quote  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

...before you enter your camper? Are you a full-timer or vacationer?


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Posted: 03/02/08 09:16am Link  |  Quote  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

Shoes come off at home and in the trailer. I admit it's much easier with no kids. I also once cut the vinyl floor with a stone that was wedged in the tread of my shoe. Shoes come off.


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SRT

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Off.....


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Shoes off... most of the time. We're sort of midway between a "vacationer" and full time. I guess you could call us part time, full timers, sort of.


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hershey

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Depends on the area we are parked in. If sand or dirt is going to stick to the soles we remove at the door. If we have a concrete patio or clean entrance, we leave them on. We do fulltime.
We also have a 6x8 carpet area rug that matches the original carpet very well on the living area anytime we are parked. Rolls up easily for slides in and travel.
When it gets stained or looking bad, we will replace with another one. Cheap, only about 45 dollars at K-Mart.


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rhillx4

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Posted: 03/02/08 09:42am Link  |  Quote  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

We always take off our shoes before entering. To keep the dirt, rocks ect down. We are vacationers. Go out 1-2 times every month.


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Chuck&Gail

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Posted: 03/02/08 09:48am Link  |  Quote  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

Vacationer. No, take shoes off AFTER we enter RV. We have linolium so it sweeps out easily.

In fact when bought last two TT's told dealer that if it had carpet we would not buy it.


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Shoes off, vacationer.


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JesLookin

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At home or in the 5er - shoes come off when it is wet or snowy. Otherwise it's shoes on!!


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Shoes off, the mud around here is horrible.

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