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<blockquote data-quote="dennishoddy" data-source="post: 4330315" data-attributes="member: 5412">Sorry to go against the grain, but I was raised on oak flooring and hated it on the cold mornings when having a floor furnace to heat the entire house. It was small, but the floor with an unheated basement was always ice cold. No pets in the house and we have our carpet steam cleaned on a regular basis. Kitchen and bathrooms are ceramic tile with rugs. Wife wants to go to the simulated wood floors at home. What stops me is our travels in the RV. Every speck of dirt that comes in to get on the wood grain floor she points at it as says what&#039;s that? Its fawking dirt on my fawking shoes that I brought in because I&#039;m grilling your fawking dinner outside in the fawking rain under an awning on wet dirt with the ribs on the shoe soles. We live in the country. I&#039;m constantly outside coming in and out of the house. I don&#039;t want to put up with that shat at home.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dennishoddy, post: 4330315, member: 5412"] Sorry to go against the grain, but I was raised on oak flooring and hated it on the cold mornings when having a floor furnace to heat the entire house. It was small, but the floor with an unheated basement was always ice cold. No pets in the house and we have our carpet steam cleaned on a regular basis. Kitchen and bathrooms are ceramic tile with rugs. Wife wants to go to the simulated wood floors at home. What stops me is our travels in the RV. Every speck of dirt that comes in to get on the wood grain floor she points at it as says what's that? Its fawking dirt on my fawking shoes that I brought in because I'm grilling your fawking dinner outside in the fawking rain under an awning on wet dirt with the ribs on the shoe soles. We live in the country. I'm constantly outside coming in and out of the house. I don't want to put up with that shat at home. [/QUOTE]

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