Experts have revealed exactly how dirty your shoes could potentially be, and how often you should be washing them
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Different types of shoes were swabbed for dirt in the study, such as slippers, sandals and flip flops, as well as other things in the home like computer keyboards and car door handles. According to the survey findings, over half of respondents don’t wear footwear at home and 60% of those aged 55+ said the same, with 38% of this age group sharing that this is because they’re aware of how dirty they are.
"It might not seem dangerous but going barefoot increases the pressure on the feet, leading to calluses and painful fissures which can be very uncomfortable."
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