Is it necessary to put disposable shoe covers at home?

First of all, I don't think it is necessary, even unnecessary. If I am a guest, I don't want to wear disposable shoe covers, which will make me feel alienated and disgusted, but I don't want to wear plastic slippers either. I'm worried about beriberi. But wearing disposable slippers is different, because I feel valued and formal.

Secondly, there are unnecessary reasons: first, the relationship between supply and demand is equal. As an individual on the demand side, I should not be so humble (because you are not dealing with the old, the weak and the sick);

Second, home, as a private space, superimposes your abnormal behavior, which can easily lead to misjudgment, extreme and ambiguous behavior. If you are the master of this family, you shouldn't do this.

You should do this. I am in charge of my website. I must politely and enthusiastically let the other person put on the disposable shoe cover you provided. This requirement is very reasonable, and there is nothing uncomfortable as a service provider. If you have the ability, you will take the initiative to invest. In the trash can. This is a kind of respect for both sides.

Moreover, children's long-term contact with inferior disposable plastic shoe covers is harmful. Most inferior disposable shoe covers are made of recycled plastic. There are many harmful substances in it. Long-term exposure of children will have an impact on health. There are mainly the following three aspects.

1. Environmental pollution. Disposable consumer goods cause serious environmental pollution. The phenomenon that disposable products are discarded at will after use is very serious, and its potential harm to the environment can not be ignored: disposable products are mostly plastic products, which are difficult to degrade and bring a heavy burden to the environment.

2. Waste of resources. One-off consumption led to the crazy plunder of natural resources. Due to the annual production of disposable wooden chopsticks, China will lose 5 million cubic meters of wood every year.

3. Health problems. Disposable products are fast-moving consumer goods, and their low prices are often accompanied by inferior quality. The chaotic market situation makes it difficult to guarantee the quality of products. Due to the low entry threshold, lax supervision, lack of strict hygiene standards and effective market supervision system, disposable products manufacturers are mixed, and inferior and cheap disposable products flood the market.