Prams dirtying house

I’m sure there’s a very logical solve for this but week 3 baby brain has kicked in!

After coming back home from a wet walk with the pram, I then have to traipse mud through the house to roll it back in (it lives in our kitchen and has to roll through a small carpeted entrance hall.

Does anyone have a solve for this / way to stop their house getting filthy from pram wheels?

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We either pop ours in the boot until we’ve got time to clean it or use one of those boot buddies on the wheels x

We keep ours in the car always. If it’s wet when we come back I’d pop an old towel down near the door and leave it on there to dry 😊

I’ve seen this ikea hack and tempted to try
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DYE-KJUIsFz/?igsh=ZWptZTVoY2c3c2Rt

Ours is always just in the boot of the car (mainly cos it’s a double buggy and we have no place to store it in the house) but even when we had our first it was always in the boot.

W leave ours in the boot of car

Shower caps over each wheel!
Ours lives just inside the front door and stays on a towel or if it’s going to be dry overnight it stays under the log shelter

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