The mudroom is any entrance that is used when you coming inside but have very dirty shoes, clothes, whatever. We used our laundry room, being that it was nearest the backdoor and convenient for chucking filthy clothes into the washing machine and a place for shucking off footwear.
The concept of a mudroom was a new and interesting one to me as a youngster.
We didn’t have them growing in the southern United States. Didn’t need them, as the ground was normally firm (not squishy) in all seasons. Even when it rained there was seldom a bunch of mud to track in.
Also there was seldom a large amount of outwear to shed / store.
silberdistel about 16 hours ago
Well, some commenters at Fred Basset’s said that their dogs would wait on the doormat until they got toweled dry… So some dogs do doormats…
Gent about 11 hours ago
Mudroom? Me heards of bedroom but what be mudroom? Room where you sleeping on mud? Like me do in me bear cave?
M2MM about 11 hours ago
The mudroom is any entrance that is used when you coming inside but have very dirty shoes, clothes, whatever. We used our laundry room, being that it was nearest the backdoor and convenient for chucking filthy clothes into the washing machine and a place for shucking off footwear.
FireAnt_Hater about 6 hours ago
The concept of a mudroom was a new and interesting one to me as a youngster.
We didn’t have them growing in the southern United States. Didn’t need them, as the ground was normally firm (not squishy) in all seasons. Even when it rained there was seldom a bunch of mud to track in.
Also there was seldom a large amount of outwear to shed / store.
rscjc about 5 hours ago
No mudrooms here. Before one needs mudrooms one needs mud. Does not rain enough to need them.
Drgnslr Premium Member about 4 hours ago
I had a Rottweiler who would roll on his back and show me his feet when he came in from outside. I did have to ask though.