[quote author=busdriverwc75 link=topic=1501.msg12147#msg12147 date=1333287607]
Agreed. When we had the popup, we kept a short, wide rubbermaid tote by the door of the pup. At night, we closed the lid to keep moisture out & slid it under the pup.
That's a great idea, I may use it. Although, with my family tripping wouldn't be the main issue...it would be the pup getting "perfumed" by stinky shoes that would be my main concern ;D
I am a shoes on the feet type of person. The only time they aren't on my feet is if I'm sleeping or swimming. DW is a in the door kick off the shoes person....opposites attract. I keep one spare pair of shoes in my bag and when I am sleeping my shoes are on the floor near my bunk so that I can either grab them or put them on soon after waking up.
Matt O 2006 Skyline Nomad 27' travel trailer. Previously owned 1986 Coleman Columbia / 1992 Coleman Senecca / 1989 Born Free Class C RV.
We usually wear crocs so it's easy to slip them off and leave them under the step. If shoes do come in, they come off right inside the door and go into a hanging organizer. When it's just the two of us, it's not a big issue. When our son and family join us it becomes too much of a mess to do without the organizer.
John
[quote author=fritz_monroe link=topic=1501.msg12225#msg12225 date=1333374667]We may steal that idea of the tote outside the door.
It worked for us. We still kept a pair of "small shoes" (sandals, slides, mocs, etc) near our beds. But for big bulky sneakers, hiking boots, spare sneaks, soccer cleats, etc. the tote helped keep the clutter down a lot.
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