Having an Xmas party very soon and I'm rather worried about high-heels (stilettos especially) wrecking my newly laid sitting room floor.
I'm under the impression that if you go to stately homes etc. with wooden floors then they hand out high-heel covers to ladies (or gents 
)
wearing heels that may damage the floor.
Any idea where I can get a pack of these in a hurry?
I've failed miserably to find them using google!
Locostbuilders being the font of all knowledge there's bound to be someone on here who knows!!! 
Thanks!
James
[Edited on 17/12/08 by James]
tell them to take their shoes off at the door FFS, where do they think they are, a barn?!
There has to be some sort of prize for that question.....or have we had stranger?!
prize for the solution!!!!
LINKY
Ray
[Edited on 17/12/08 by rayward]
To be honest shoes off seems the easiest solution.
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Originally posted by SALAD
There has to be some sort of prize for that question.....or have we had stranger?!
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Originally posted by rayward
prize for the solution!!!!
LINKY
Ray
Hhmmm !
They come in packs of 3 - should we read something into this ?
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Originally posted by SALAD
There has to be some sort of prize for that question.....or have we had stranger?!
Shoes off at the door is the rule in our house - otherwise its just mud and horseshit everywhere. Tell people to bring their own slippers if
they're sniffy about it, although socks are much more fun on hardwood floors.
Unfortunately, the dogs sometimes forget the 'sit still until you've had your paws wiped' rule. 
Nick
James, there's no need to try to pull the wool over our eyes with some lame excuse about "a party" - we know they're really for
your own use!
Cheers, Pewe 
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Originally posted by nstrug
Shoes off at the door is the rule in our house - otherwise its just mud and horseshit everywhere. Tell people to bring their own slippers if they're sniffy about it, although socks are much more fun on hardwood floors.
Unfortunately, the dogs sometimes forget the 'sit still until you've had your paws wiped' rule.
Nick
wish mine were at well behaved! though no one gets past the kitchen with shoes on in my house This being Locostbuilders - NUTCOVERS!
Mr Whippy
I like it shoes off but the dogs do as they please.
Same here shoes off.
Traction was a problem for our greyhounds on the wooden floor, but they have now learnt to put the power down gently.
Perhaps someone can find some rubber claw covers.
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Originally posted by Thinking about it
Mr Whippy
I like it shoes off but the dogs do as they please.
Same here shoes off.
Traction was a problem for our greyhounds on the wooden floor, but they have now learnt to put the power down gently.
Perhaps someone can find some rubber claw covers.
) Dog Shoes! Somewhere in there are dog shoes to stop them
scratching wooden floors!
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Originally posted by Thinking about it
Mr Whippy
I like it shoes off but the dogs do as they please.
Same here shoes off.
Traction was a problem for our greyhounds on the wooden floor, but they have now learnt to put the power down gently.
Perhaps someone can find some rubber claw covers.
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Originally posted by Agriv8
He has also sussed that his toy cars go better on the Wood fllor that the rug ( brought a lump to a petrol heads eyes
Agriv8:
Not a clue where you'd get them.
The paint that cobblers use to paint heels black is very good for doing the back of your GRP seats though.
adrian
Party? did someone mention a PARTY???
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Originally posted by Mr Whippy
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Originally posted by nstrug
Shoes off at the door is the rule in our house - otherwise its just mud and horseshit everywhere. Tell people to bring their own slippers if they're sniffy about it, although socks are much more fun on hardwood floors.
Unfortunately, the dogs sometimes forget the 'sit still until you've had your paws wiped' rule.
Nick
...is the usual sight when I get home.
Watching a Jack Russell trying to change direction, at full speed, on a laminate floor is one of lifes true pleasures