Sounds counterintuitive, I know, but if you don’t want insects around, inside or out, nurture spiders. They’re the best pest catchers (and eaters) around.
I love the little jumping spiders (if any spider could be called cute, these are) I find in the house, although I worry they’re not going to find food inside. Sometimes I try to capture them and put them outside.
But wolf spiders? Nope. Too dang big. OUT into the yard with them.
I have a spider living between the floor and the foot of the tub in the bathroom. I’ve nicknamed her Charlotte. As long as she stays in her corner, I will let her keep down the other bugs for me.
tiny spiders stay inside (much to my wife’s chagrin) but we don’t have other buggies… bigger spideys just get a fast trip to the great outdoors! don’t hate on the arachnids :)
rush.diana about 11 years ago
All my spiders are of the indoor variety
jazzmoose about 11 years ago
Same here, fellow feline. Inside my tummy…
James Hopkins about 11 years ago
Sorry, but not in my house!
pumaman about 11 years ago
Not anymore you aren’t.
Kathy Marie about 11 years ago
Sounds counterintuitive, I know, but if you don’t want insects around, inside or out, nurture spiders. They’re the best pest catchers (and eaters) around.
Zuria Premium Member about 11 years ago
I love the little jumping spiders (if any spider could be called cute, these are) I find in the house, although I worry they’re not going to find food inside. Sometimes I try to capture them and put them outside.
But wolf spiders? Nope. Too dang big. OUT into the yard with them.
colloc about 11 years ago
All my spiders are of the squashed variety.
noreenklose about 11 years ago
Indoor spiders are DEAD spiders!
georgelcsmith about 11 years ago
I have a spider living between the floor and the foot of the tub in the bathroom. I’ve nicknamed her Charlotte. As long as she stays in her corner, I will let her keep down the other bugs for me.
davincigrrrl almost 11 years ago
tiny spiders stay inside (much to my wife’s chagrin) but we don’t have other buggies… bigger spideys just get a fast trip to the great outdoors! don’t hate on the arachnids :)