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A TIDY woman has shared her tip for keeping her home as clean as possible.She said she bought a cleaning device on Amazon, but many people say it may have been an unnecessary purchase.Instagram user @gifts_by_rain shared her hack in a reel posted on the social media platform.First, she claimed that 90 to 99 percent of germs are transferred from shoes to floor tiles.“This is crucial to our home. With our strict shoes-off policy, it has never been easier to accommodate guests who prefer to keep their shoes on,” she said.“This practical device ensures that germs stay out and ensures a clean and pleasant environment.”“Don’t miss out on this essential addition to your home. Grab your shoe cover dispenser today,” she added.The product is called Beilan Shoe cover dispenser available on Amazon for $30.51.The role attracted a lot of comments, but not everyone was convinced that they needed the product.Just take off your shoes. No single-use plastic requiredYou could just take off your shoes. In most countries you can take off your shoes at the front doorYes, just keep polluting the environment with this pointless single-use plastic. Taking off your shoes is not only clean but also healthy for your feetJust take off your shoes and you won’t have to kill the planet with disposable foot condomsSome agreed with the Instagrammer and said the product was useful in some cases.“Everyone says, ‘Just take off your shoes. Just take them off.’ “Obviously I’ve never done a job that involved working as a maintenance man,” the viewer wrote.“You are not allowed to take off your shoes in customers’ houses. This invention is aimed more at commercial use in those situations where the shoe wearer cannot take them off, but yes.”“Some people use them normally at home. People are so distressed about this,” she added.

A TIDY woman has shared her tip for keeping her home as clean as possible.She said she bought a cleaning device on Amazon, but many people say it may have been an unnecessary purchase.Instagram user @gifts_by_rain shared her hack in a reel posted on the social media platform.First, she claimed that 90 to 99 percent of germs are transferred from shoes to floor tiles.“This is crucial to our home. With our strict shoes-off policy, it has never been easier to accommodate guests who prefer to keep their shoes on,” she said.“This practical device ensures that germs stay out and ensures a clean...

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