← Back to context Comment by f33d5173 9 hours ago Most shoes have rubber soles, to do damage to the floor it would have to be softer than rubber. 4 comments f33d5173 Reply tdeck 1 hour ago Tatami is very common in Japanese houses and I was told you're not even really supposed to wear hard-soled slippers on it.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tatami Gigachad 9 hours ago You can quite easily have small rocks wedged in the tread of your shoes which will scratch floors. echoangle 4 hours ago I’m not saying the shoes would damage the floor but that’s not really true. Both sides of the contact get some wear, even if one of them is softer. xxs 5 hours ago more like(ly) polyurethane, not rubber. however any sand would scratch wooden floors
tdeck 1 hour ago Tatami is very common in Japanese houses and I was told you're not even really supposed to wear hard-soled slippers on it.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tatami
Gigachad 9 hours ago You can quite easily have small rocks wedged in the tread of your shoes which will scratch floors.
echoangle 4 hours ago I’m not saying the shoes would damage the floor but that’s not really true. Both sides of the contact get some wear, even if one of them is softer.
Tatami is very common in Japanese houses and I was told you're not even really supposed to wear hard-soled slippers on it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tatami
You can quite easily have small rocks wedged in the tread of your shoes which will scratch floors.
I’m not saying the shoes would damage the floor but that’s not really true. Both sides of the contact get some wear, even if one of them is softer.
more like(ly) polyurethane, not rubber. however any sand would scratch wooden floors