"Dont use too much loo roll" and other bizarre 'house rules' guests have had to follow

When we visit family and friends we're used to taking our shoes off at the door - but there are some other very bizarre house rules out there.

Over half of Brits admit to having rules for guests, with no smoking in the house another pretty common request.

But there also some strange things that people have been asked to do by their hosts and now the top ten weirdest have been revealed by SCS.

1. Don't sit on any furniture - please sit on the floor
2. Don't use too much loo roll
3. Tell the cat you like him, or he won't forgive you
4. No non-vegan food is allowed in the house
5. Wash your hands and feet before entering the living area
6. Don't eat too many biscuits when offered
7. Don't sit on my dead dog's side of the sofa
8. Take your shoes and socks off
9. Don’t put too much weight on the cushion when you put your head back
10. No talking at the dinner table

With veganism on the rise , it’s no surprise that some vegan homeowners ban non-plant-based foods from entering their household with one respondent answering: “We’re vegan in our house so you will be too.”

Emily Jenkins, 22, from Cheshire said that she has banned meat in her house , and insists her guests must eat vegetarian.

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She said: “I don’t have many rules for guests, but my number one rule is that there is no meat allowed in the house. Obviously, I want guests to feel welcome, however, I do have to draw the line at having meat in the house as it goes against my morals.

Some of the bizarre rules guests have had to follow (SCS)

“I have had people tell me it’s selfish to dictate what other people can eat in my house, and I sympathise with that, but I do find it insulting when (after many years of being vegan) people ask me if they can bring their own meat. If you’re coming to my house, you have to follow the rules.”

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When it comes to the things people find irritating, more than a third agreed smoking indoors is the biggest faux pas a guest could commit.

Some of the bizarre rules guests have had to follow (SCS)

Just behind that is not treating the property with respect, which three in ten rated as the second biggest pet peeve, closely followed by guests not taking their shoes off at the door.

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The top ten biggest guest pet peeves:

1. Smoking indoors
2. Not treating the property with respect
3. Not taking their shoes off at the door
4. Not cleaning up their own mess
5. Putting a drink down without a coaster
6. People putting their feet on the sofa
7. Spending too much time on their phone
8. Outstaying their welcome
9. Not saying thank you
10. Swearing