Anyone take off work boots bfore go in house, ? I got sick it from factory where make parts at oil an often slimy dirty floor, walk pieces sharp scrap metal, used take screwdriver. When home am paper towl an clean out shoe reads, got suck do that an just trump on in an take off steel toe work boots, carpet up steps, is ruin oil an grease, disgusting, I find little sharp pieces metal occasionally carpet or floor mat pickup , not mention oil an slick up gas, brake, clutch pedal, wipe floor mat on grass. When get out, wouldn't be good to catch sharp piece small metsl barefoot nite. Deep or get water mattress. Tromp in, or worse yet a dead house cat. From get food bowl, I would blow up an quit the job, get be disgusting. An sick it, cloths black oil , dirty

Take work boots off. Problem solved. At least I think that's the answer, because I'm having trouble making out the question.

Between me and 2 adult sons at home working in trades wearing work boots for 10 to 15 hours at a time in the summer, the boots come off and spend the first couple hours on the deck. Not because of oil!

Work with pigs you'll learn to take boots and clothes off at the door

Dave, there are booties to wear over your boots to keep them clean.

Take a pair of tennis shoes or whatever with you and take them off when you leave work. Spend $5 get a storage tote and put them in there. Problem solved. When it gets cold out bring the tote in the house where it's warm so you're not sticking your feet in a cold boot. It seems like an easy solution.

Shoes come off at the door, Raised that way.

Feels weird to wear shoes in a house to me.

worked drill press for a year many years ago

I had an old truck with a seat cover on it and didn't worry too much about it but took off cloths when I got home at the door left boots at the door

when I worked the garage doing tires and oil had uniform service left the dirty uniform in the barrel and wore shorts and a t-shirt home could wear the same shorts half the week as I only wore them to and from work


sounds like you would be well served with a metal trash can one of the short ones like 10 gallons place it in the back of the truck bungy it in the corner

get to truck take off oil soaked cloths , toss in metal can
take boots off at truck sitting on tail gate
slip on some gym shorts and a fresh t-shirt slip on easy to slip on shoes drive home

truck saved , house saved

when not winter you could use a 5 gallon pail with simple green in it to start soaking those oil soaked cloths in the back of the truck.

I sleep with my boots on

i only wear shoes in months with an R in them.

Might have to. Major hassle especally in winter. No.locker at work, when go an come from.work, u wont feel up to a extra stuff

Workplace should have showers,and lockers.
Get a better job.
Better yet,get an outdoors job.You're gonna die young working in a dirty old factory.

Quit the hole, etc, etc, names, trap $5 coon for month an get another job I know of with no guarantee hrs that last couple months, an start in late Dec like I did 3 yrs ago , save up az much az possible in money before do this

Good luck, Dave!

I take off my shoes @ the door. Might need a magnet to cleanup the metal shards.

I worked in a foundry for a few years pouring molten metal,and believe me,,thats about as hot and filthy a job as you can find.Only difference between that job and yours is,, I didn't gripe about it every day.I did my work and was happy to get the paycheck.

Seems like every year you want to quit a job and trap coon Are you sure you can sell those coon for $5? When the big boys lay out because it's not profitable catching coons I guarantee it will cost you more than you can make. Boco is right find you a good job, if you can't find a better job in this market you never will. And stay away from those temp. agency jobs.

I hope you do find a better job someday, Dave.

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This will solve all your problems

Hand sanitizer, Antigov?