Originally posted by bluefish81 I don't like spiders either. I have a garden level apartment so they've been pretty plentiful. I bought some hedge apples the other week at the Farmer's Market and put them in a few different rooms and I haven't seen a spider since. My old roommate and I found what she thought was a wolf spider in our old apartment last year. She bought some spider-killer spray and sprayed the crap out of it.
Would spider-killer spray be safe to use inside a car? I'm tired of seeing these webs and I have no clue where the damn nest is or where they're coming from.
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Originally posted by PM_Mama00 Would spider-killer spray be safe to use inside a car? I'm tired of seeing these webs and I have no clue where the damn nest is or where they're coming from.
You could probably use it in a car if you stay out of the car afterwards and, later, air it out before you get back in.
I don't mind spiders (as long as they're not in my house) because I know they eat all those other creepy crawlies that gross me out. Give me a spider over a bug any day.
I hate spiders too! Whats horrible is that my apartment somehow attracts the daddy long leg spiders! I remember being almost attacked by one when I was taking a shower one morning shortly after I moved into my apartment last month. Needless to say I had my boyfriend kill every spider I saw...Damn those spiders!
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For some reason everytime I hang out with this certain guy, the spiders come out. This last time there were two. AND... of course he's not a big fan of bugs so he wouldn't kill it either.
My old roommate and I found what she thought was a wolf spider in our old apartment last year. She bought some spider-killer spray and sprayed the crap out of it.
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