Spiders love clutter. Piles of laundry, cardboard boxes, forgotten stacks of magazines—all prime real estate. Declutter your home, especially corners and under furniture. Vacuum and dust weekly. When you vacuum webs, empty the canister outside. Or they’ll crawl back out. No joke, I learned that the hard way.
Pay attention to basements and attics. These are spider 5-star resorts. Install a dehumidifier if it’s damp. Spiders hate dry air. Also, keep firewood stored away from the house. That stack by your back door? A spider condo.
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When You Find One: The Graceful Eviction
Okay, you see a spider. Don’t scream. Contain your panic. Grab a glass and a piece of paper. Trap it gently, slide the paper under, and carry it outside. It sounds heroic, and it kinda is. If you’re too squeamish, buy a bug vacuum (yes, they exist). It sucks them up without harm.
For the brave souls: keep a spider catcher tool by the door. It’s a plastic contraption with long bristles. You’ll feel like a spider whisperer. And you can brag to your friends.