[Tagging] Boot cleaning stations
Warin
61sundowner at gmail.com
Sat Jun 30 11:21:14 UTC 2018
On 30/06/18 19:15, Paul Allen wrote:
> On Sat, Jun 30, 2018 at 1:57 AM, Warin <61sundowner at gmail.com
> <mailto:61sundowner at gmail.com>> wrote:
>
> On 30/06/18 10:20, Paul Allen wrote:
>>
>> Footwear_disinfection seems better than boot_disinfection,
>> because you'll always get some idiot
>> read "boot disinfection" and decide it doesn't apply to him
>> because he's wearing trainers. In any
>> case, there will either be an icon or (probably) no icon and no
>> text. :)
>
> The ones I am thinking of have disinfectant. However I'd accept
> ones that only go after seeds too. It just depends on what the
> object is.
>
>
> In that case, I'd go with Graeme Fitzpatrick's suggestion later in the
> thread of decontamination. It's about removing
> contaminants, which are things that should not be present (be they
> seeds, pathogenic viruses or whatever).
I too am going with Graeme's idea .. but there is no rush to do it. See
what comes out of further thought.
>
> They are permanent installations. Foot and mouth ones tend to be
> portable for temporary use.
>
>
> I cited FMD merely because it was the first thing that came to mind
> justifying disinfection as an option.
>
> They tend to be easy to use as if they are difficult they won't
> get used or used well and that would defeat the purpose. So not toys.
>
>
> By "toy" I meant for cosmetic purposes (actual shoe scrapers,
> sometimes set into the wall by the door of older
> buildings) or for aesthetic purposes (I want to make my fake mansion
> look more authentic with a shoe scraper set in
> the wall).
True mansions never had shoe scrapers by the front. They would have been
around the back for the servants or at a side entrance to a 'wet room'.
So these aesthetic shoe cleaners at the front are true indicators of
idiocy. :) Put them around the back or at the side. Never at the front,
only the clean past by that entrance.
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