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people who wear shoes inside the house are unsanitary Petri dishes you can wear: UA researchers study the bacteria on the bottoms of your shoes Courtney Gallant September 14, 2016 Jesse Barrera Shoe soles carry an average of 421,000 bacteria per shoe, including fecal coliforms and E. coli. One step inside transfers up to 99% of them to your floor. medicine_today.net Researchers at the University of Arizona swabbed the soles of shoes worn for two weeks and found an average of 421,000 bacterial units per shoe. E. coli were present on 96% of shoes tested. E. coli was found primarily in the samples from public restroom floors, sidewalks, soil, and animal waste. Shoe soles carry an average of 421,000 bacteria per shoe, including fecal coliforms and E. coli. One step inside transfers up to 99% of them to your floor. medicine_today.net Researchers at the University of Arizona swabbed the soles of shoes worn for two weeks and found an average of 421,000 bacterial units per shoe. E. coli were present on 96% of shoes tested. E. coli was found primarily in the samples from public restroom floors, sidewalks, soil, and animal waste. 96% of shoe soles contained fecal matter, including E. coli. 96% of the shoes that come through your door are spreading shit particles all over your floor. You're then later walking around on barefoot with your pets that onto your into your bed your face. INTERNET FINDS Someone Just Called Out Americans For Their Indoor Shoe Habits And The Internet Has Completely Melted Down disgusting people. normalized in the to wear shoes inside of the forget you walk around sidewalk where there's animal shit, go to public piss all over then you just walk into your and completely forget you walked in all these disgusting places. So look, wearing your house. be afraid to tell others when home shoes off at because it is a sanitary thing to do.