My first reaction was, just how high can you lift your leg?
Nice idea, though!

Great minds, CJ - I thought the same thing!

But it is awfully nice to rinse my hands off before going in, too - I'm very water conservative.

Well, here in Texas there's no rain to speak of, so it would have to be tap water! Sometimes I wear a pair of crocs while working in the yard and have another pair waiting outside the back door, because the shoes can get pretty dirty. But guess I could wash the feet AND the crocs.

AlwaysWeeding said:My first reaction was, just how high can you lift your leg?
Nice idea, though!

LOL
At work, we have a bucket outside that catches water from a leaky faucet. I used it to wash the mud off a broom the other day.

Many rain barrels have a spigot at the bottom so you can turn on the tap and rinse dirty shoes and feet. I wear Croc's for gardening when I'm not barefoot but I have a garden hose right by the back door so I can spray off my shoes and feet before coming on the porch and into the house.

I must admit though ... sometimes I come in through the garage and track leaves and dirt into the house making more work for myself because then I have to get out the vacuum!

Maybe she is telling on herself for being bare foot a lot. I just kick my shoes off. Not a good idea to raise my leg either, I might fall over!!