Also, remember that if you want people to put the
slippers on, you need somewhere at teh entrance of the
house for them to sit down and put them on over their
shoes. That means providing some kind of seating, and
it can cause a "bottleneck" if you have a lot of
people in line waiting to get in.

Robin Frisch
Experience Director


--- jmarks <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> One issue I haven't heard mentioned is "slipper
> safety".  I've heard
> from some people who have been on house tours that
> the booties can be
> slippery on some surfaces, especially on stairs.
> Has anyone else had
> similar experiences?  I haven't personally worn
> booties but I could see
> myself sailing down a carpeted staircase.  I think
> it would be worth
> buying the slippers with treads on the bottom.
>
> John Marks
> Geneva (NY) Historical Society
>
>
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