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By *ink Panther. OP   Woman
over a year ago

Preston

The change in weather has turned my house into the set of Arachnophobia. This was never a problem as I’d trained a child to think all creepy crawlies are wonderful. This has worked well up until now. The trained child has now developed a fear of spiders despite my efforts. How the hell do I get rid of them now? I don’t believe in killing them and I’m incapable of being able to remove them myself, that was the child’s job. Are there any gadgets on the market to assist? Have you used them? Do they work? I’ll never sleep again if I can’t resolve the problem

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By *uckOfTheBayMan
over a year ago

Mold

Put conkers in the corner of each room

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I’m dabbing lavender essential oil around my rooms like a mad woman after i had an encounter recently with one so big it struggled to stay on the wall

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By *uckOfTheBayMan
over a year ago

Mold


" How the hell do I get rid of them now? I don’t believe in killing them and I’m incapable of being able to remove them myself. Are there any gadgets on the market"

Get the child catcher from chitty chitty bang bang

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By *ink Panther. OP   Woman
over a year ago

Preston


"Put conkers in the corner of each room "

Doesn’t work tried that for years

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By *ink Panther. OP   Woman
over a year ago

Preston


"I’m dabbing lavender essential oil around my rooms like a mad woman after i had an encounter recently with one so big it struggled to stay on the wall "

Holy crap, I don’t like the sound of that, hopefully it won’t have the energy to crawl to Preston Does lavender oil work? My only problem with that is I’d be permanently unconscious lavender sends me to sleep

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By *andybeachWoman
over a year ago

In the middle

Can’t you but spider grabber type things, they sort of close around said beast then you can release them back outside.

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By *ink Panther. OP   Woman
over a year ago

Preston


" How the hell do I get rid of them now? I don’t believe in killing them and I’m incapable of being able to remove them myself. Are there any gadgets on the market

Get the child catcher from chitty chitty bang bang "

Hmmmmmm not wanting to sound picky but spiders are probably not in his remit ‘child catcher’. Although I currently have a spider that’s the size of a small child

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By *ink Panther. OP   Woman
over a year ago

Preston


"Can’t you but spider grabber type things, they sort of close around said beast then you can release them back outside. "

This sounds good but it must be secure because it will need to be transported some distance away otherwise it will return

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By *abs..Woman
over a year ago

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I’m terrified of them. Everyone around me has to deal with them because I physically can’t. I will leave the house before I try to deal with one. I’ve phoned a friend, I’ve asked a neighbour, I made a delivery man remove one once I can pass out at the site of one. I am no help whatsoever Pink

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By *gnitemybodyWoman
over a year ago

Onestepoutofthedoor


"Can’t you but spider grabber type things, they sort of close around said beast then you can release them back outside. "

Yeah I was just thinking of those I saw one on the telly the other say,or just get another grown up to remove it.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Just let them wander quietly. They will eat all the flies...

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By *ink Panther. OP   Woman
over a year ago

Preston


"I’m terrified of them. Everyone around me has to deal with them because I physically can’t. I will leave the house before I try to deal with one. I’ve phoned a friend, I’ve asked a neighbour, I made a delivery man remove one once I can pass out at the site of one. I am no help whatsoever Pink "

There’s an idea I could keep ordering stuff and the delivery driver could remove them . Thanks Babs you were inadvertently a great help

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I’m dabbing lavender essential oil around my rooms like a mad woman after i had an encounter recently with one so big it struggled to stay on the wall

Holy crap, I don’t like the sound of that, hopefully it won’t have the energy to crawl to Preston Does lavender oil work? My only problem with that is I’d be permanently unconscious lavender sends me to sleep "

don’t think so, i’m hoping my dog ate it but even he looked nervous when he saw it!

Lavender, Tea Tree and Lemon oil are supposed to work. But yeah my bedroom now smells like it belongs to a 90 year old

I’ve not seen any more (fingers crossed).

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By *ink Panther. OP   Woman
over a year ago

Preston


"Can’t you but spider grabber type things, they sort of close around said beast then you can release them back outside.

Yeah I was just thinking of those I saw one on the telly the other say,or just get another grown up to remove it."

I’m void of another grown up, distance don’t you know

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By *abs..Woman
over a year ago

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"I’m terrified of them. Everyone around me has to deal with them because I physically can’t. I will leave the house before I try to deal with one. I’ve phoned a friend, I’ve asked a neighbour, I made a delivery man remove one once I can pass out at the site of one. I am no help whatsoever Pink

There’s an idea I could keep ordering stuff and the delivery driver could remove them . Thanks Babs you were inadvertently a great help "

That’s all you need Pink, a man that does

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By *ink Panther. OP   Woman
over a year ago

Preston


"Just let them wander quietly. They will eat all the flies... "

Now here’s the problem with your theory, I don’t have any flies therefore I have no need for the spiders

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I’m terrified of them. Everyone around me has to deal with them because I physically can’t. I will leave the house before I try to deal with one. I’ve phoned a friend, I’ve asked a neighbour, I made a delivery man remove one once I can pass out at the site of one. I am no help whatsoever Pink "

Me too i cant even use something to remove one! Its Like something takes over my body and i just freeze its pure fear. My daughter is also petrified and shes 4. If matts not home im in complete turmoil until hes home and can remove it lol

I cant explain in words how scared i am.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Look on the jml website..

Im sure they flog a spider catching type contraption..

Or lakeland

I just use a glass and piece of card

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By *ink Panther. OP   Woman
over a year ago

Preston


"I’m dabbing lavender essential oil around my rooms like a mad woman after i had an encounter recently with one so big it struggled to stay on the wall

Holy crap, I don’t like the sound of that, hopefully it won’t have the energy to crawl to Preston Does lavender oil work? My only problem with that is I’d be permanently unconscious lavender sends me to sleep

don’t think so, i’m hoping my dog ate it but even he looked nervous when he saw it!

Lavender, Tea Tree and Lemon oil are supposed to work. But yeah my bedroom now smells like it belongs to a 90 year old

I’ve not seen any more (fingers crossed).

"

Oh I could give lemon oil a try that has no side effects where I’m concerned and I love the scent of lemon

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By *ink Panther. OP   Woman
over a year ago

Preston


"I’m terrified of them. Everyone around me has to deal with them because I physically can’t. I will leave the house before I try to deal with one. I’ve phoned a friend, I’ve asked a neighbour, I made a delivery man remove one once I can pass out at the site of one. I am no help whatsoever Pink

Me too i cant even use something to remove one! Its Like something takes over my body and i just freeze its pure fear. My daughter is also petrified and shes 4. If matts not home im in complete turmoil until hes home and can remove it lol

I cant explain in words how scared i am. "

I’ve considered hypnotherapy until I was told it’s unlikely to work on me

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By *he Queen of TartsWoman
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over a year ago

My Own Little World

Hearing a scream that could wake the dead the other night, followed by my daughter charging into my room, kicked the cat off the bed as she dived under the covers.

"Spider?" I asked her. "OMG the worlds biggest spider!"

Found it the next night...... not quite the worlds biggest spider, but I did have to wiggle the pint glass to get all its legs comfortable inside the glass. Feisty bugger, it kept attacking the glass with its fangs.

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By *ink Panther. OP   Woman
over a year ago

Preston


"Look on the jml website..

Im sure they flog a spider catching type contraption..

Or lakeland

I just use a glass and piece of card "

A glass and a piece of card you say That would mean I’d need to be breathing the same air as the spider, nope that’s not happening. JML sounds promising they have gadgets a plenty thanks

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By *ink Panther. OP   Woman
over a year ago

Preston


"Hearing a scream that could wake the dead the other night, followed by my daughter charging into my room, kicked the cat off the bed as she dived under the covers.

"Spider?" I asked her. "OMG the worlds biggest spider!"

Found it the next night...... not quite the worlds biggest spider, but I did have to wiggle the pint glass to get all its legs comfortable inside the glass. Feisty bugger, it kept attacking the glass with its fangs."

O

M

G

Harmless my arse these spiders I tell you

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By *ensuallover1000Man
over a year ago

Somewhere In The Ether…

The answer is glaringly obvious: Simply buy yourself a fairly sizeable Tarantula and set it loose in your house; It will then predate upon and clear your domicile of the existing arachnid infestation

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By *he Queen of TartsWoman
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over a year ago

My Own Little World


"Hearing a scream that could wake the dead the other night, followed by my daughter charging into my room, kicked the cat off the bed as she dived under the covers.

"Spider?" I asked her. "OMG the worlds biggest spider!"

Found it the next night...... not quite the worlds biggest spider, but I did have to wiggle the pint glass to get all its legs comfortable inside the glass. Feisty bugger, it kept attacking the glass with its fangs.

O

M

G

Harmless my arse these spiders I tell you "

I'm just glad I don't live in Australia, those buggers actually try and kill you! Ours just make us crap ourselves.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Get a dog. Mine catches and chews the spiders, then deposits them in the middle of the floor so I can admire his work.

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By *ink Panther. OP   Woman
over a year ago

Preston


"The answer is glaringly obvious: Simply buy yourself a fairly sizeable Tarantula and set it loose in your house; It will then predate upon and clear your domicile of the existing arachnid infestation "

Are you insane?

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By *ink Panther. OP   Woman
over a year ago

Preston


"Hearing a scream that could wake the dead the other night, followed by my daughter charging into my room, kicked the cat off the bed as she dived under the covers.

"Spider?" I asked her. "OMG the worlds biggest spider!"

Found it the next night...... not quite the worlds biggest spider, but I did have to wiggle the pint glass to get all its legs comfortable inside the glass. Feisty bugger, it kept attacking the glass with its fangs.

O

M

G

Harmless my arse these spiders I tell you

I'm just glad I don't live in Australia, those buggers actually try and kill you! Ours just make us crap ourselves."

You who needs laxatives

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By *ink Panther. OP   Woman
over a year ago

Preston


"Get a dog. Mine catches and chews the spiders, then deposits them in the middle of the floor so I can admire his work."

Aha, now we are going to be getting a dog and funnily I’ve had a dog previously that caught spiders

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By *abs..Woman
over a year ago

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"The answer is glaringly obvious: Simply buy yourself a fairly sizeable Tarantula and set it loose in your house; It will then predate upon and clear your domicile of the existing arachnid infestation "

Eh? noooo

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By *ifty grades of shadyCouple
over a year ago

Carisbrooke, Isle of Wight


" The trained child has now Twitter Ads info and privacy a fear of spiders despite my efforts. How the hell do I get rid of them now? I don’t believe in killing them "

Trade said child in for a spider friendly one, killing of children is frowned upon here, inspite of the temptation at times to do so

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By *ink Panther. OP   Woman
over a year ago

Preston


" The trained child has now Twitter Ads info and privacy a fear of spiders despite my efforts. How the hell do I get rid of them now? I don’t believe in killing them

Trade said child in for a spider friendly one, killing of children is frowned upon here, inspite of the temptation at times to do so "

Nah I thinking trading this one would be a mistake I think this is the one that will look after me when I’m older

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By *gnitemybodyWoman
over a year ago

Onestepoutofthedoor


"Can’t you but spider grabber type things, they sort of close around said beast then you can release them back outside.

Yeah I was just thinking of those I saw one on the telly the other say,or just get another grown up to remove it.

I’m void of another grown up, distance don’t you know "

You just have to man up then don't you I'm afraid. Get those spiders (gently) by their legs and chuck them out.

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By *ink Panther. OP   Woman
over a year ago

Preston


"Can’t you but spider grabber type things, they sort of close around said beast then you can release them back outside.

Yeah I was just thinking of those I saw one on the telly the other say,or just get another grown up to remove it.

I’m void of another grown up, distance don’t you know

You just have to man up then don't you I'm afraid. Get those spiders (gently) by their legs and chuck them out."

You’re asking Sally soft arse to man up?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

You can buy loads of catcher things from places like argos etc. Plug in things that repell them etc.

Up the thread someone mentioned lavender oil and conkers.

I put conkers on window sills above the radiators and feel this works rather than in the corners.

Never tried lavender but have heard of using pepermint. Cant confirm whichbis better.

My cat would normally catch them for me but he is now too old and some of them at the moment are so big, the cat glances at me as if to say 'sod that, you can deal with that one!'

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By *ensuallover1000Man
over a year ago

Somewhere In The Ether…

There is of course another sure fire method of combating the problem albeit admittedly a tad more intricate than my previous suggestion.....

The new Royal Marines Commando TV advert clearly shows a hard as nails soldier who, thanks to his expert and extensive training, can effortlessly tolerate a Giant Bird Eating Spider crawling across his face without so much as even flinching or blinking (Rambo, move the hell over!!!!)

The answer you seek therefore is to simply sign up for the Royal Marines;

After a few years of merciless and likely soul destroying training and possibly a few stints of duty in some far away war torn zone, you will be completely cured of your arachnophobia!

If however, in the unlikely event that after all this, you still hold an aversion for spiders, you can simply sue The Ministry Of Defense for false advertising and make a shit ton of money.

Either way, it’s a win - win situation

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Flame thrower? That might work

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By *abs..Woman
over a year ago

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So what is the answer? If like me, you can’t catch them and you won’t kill them ... what’s the deterrent?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Put conkers in the corner of each room "

Conkers only work for outside spiders. Spiders that are both indoor and outdoor, and just indoor, dont mind them

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By *andybeachWoman
over a year ago

In the middle


"So what is the answer? If like me, you can’t catch them and you won’t kill them ... what’s the deterrent? "

There isn’t one I’m afraid

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By *esus H ChristMan
over a year ago

birmingham

Where does this irrational fear of spiders stem from, I could understand if we lived in Australia.....so is it due to a specific incident in Childhood or ??? Discuss......

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By *ensuallover1000Man
over a year ago

Somewhere In The Ether…

Always remember folks: Spider’s are more scared of us than we are of them

.....I am of course lying through my teeth though as spiders do not posses the requisite higher cerebral functioning to suffer specifically from anthropophobia....

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By *rTouretteMan
over a year ago

Muswell Hill

I don't mind picking spiders up, but I got fed up of them escaping.

A dustpan is a good way to keep them still while you get to a door or window, as they tend to 'hide' in the crease.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Just let them wander quietly. They will eat all the flies... "

This

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The change in weather has turned my house into the set of Arachnophobia. This was never a problem as I’d trained a child to think all creepy crawlies are wonderful. This has worked well up until now. The trained child has now developed a fear of spiders despite my efforts. How the hell do I get rid of them now? I don’t believe in killing them and I’m incapable of being able to remove them myself, that was the child’s job. Are there any gadgets on the market to assist? Have you used them? Do they work? I’ll never sleep again if I can’t resolve the problem "
just hoover them up

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By *uxom redCouple
over a year ago

Shrewsbury

Get a cat or a dog ours eats spiders

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By *uxom redCouple
over a year ago

Shrewsbury

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The change in weather has turned my house into the set of Arachnophobia. This was never a problem as I’d trained a child to think all creepy crawlies are wonderful. This has worked well up until now. The trained child has now developed a fear of spiders despite my efforts. How the hell do I get rid of them now? I don’t believe in killing them and I’m incapable of being able to remove them myself, that was the child’s job. Are there any gadgets on the market to assist? Have you used them? Do they work? I’ll never sleep again if I can’t resolve the problem "

I use a hoover and suck them up

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I don’t care if theyve got 8 legs and can spin a web out of there arse, I eat guys like that in my sleep, according to studies we all do.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Can’t you but spider grabber type things, they sort of close around said beast then you can release them back outside.

This sounds good but it must be secure because it will need to be transported some distance away otherwise it will return "

I use a glass and paper to cover it. Took one massive spider to the bottom of the street, chucked it in a bush then ran (yes ran!!) all the way back home and locked the door.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

There was an interesting article on BBC yesterday

All the old wives tales have shown no scientific evidence of doing anything ..bin them.

The mating season will end first week of October so you'll see less rampant male spiders looking for fun.

Keep the house tidy to deter them and if you must, Windows shut.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Can’t you but spider grabber type things, they sort of close around said beast then you can release them back outside.

This sounds good but it must be secure because it will need to be transported some distance away otherwise it will return

I use a glass and paper to cover it. Took one massive spider to the bottom of the street, chucked it in a bush then ran (yes ran!!) all the way back home and locked the door. "

Lol

I would of taken care of that for you

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By *ink Panther. OP   Woman
over a year ago

Preston


"You can buy loads of catcher things from places like argos etc. Plug in things that repell them etc.

Up the thread someone mentioned lavender oil and conkers.

I put conkers on window sills above the radiators and feel this works rather than in the corners.

Never tried lavender but have heard of using pepermint. Cant confirm whichbis better.

My cat would normally catch them for me but he is now too old and some of them at the moment are so big, the cat glances at me as if to say 'sod that, you can deal with that one!'

"

Clever cat

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By *ink Panther. OP   Woman
over a year ago

Preston


"There is of course another sure fire method of combating the problem albeit admittedly a tad more intricate than my previous suggestion.....

The new Royal Marines Commando TV advert clearly shows a hard as nails soldier who, thanks to his expert and extensive training, can effortlessly tolerate a Giant Bird Eating Spider crawling across his face without so much as even flinching or blinking (Rambo, move the hell over!!!!)

The answer you seek therefore is to simply sign up for the Royal Marines;

After a few years of merciless and likely soul destroying training and possibly a few stints of duty in some far away war torn zone, you will be completely cured of your arachnophobia!

If however, in the unlikely event that after all this, you still hold an aversion for spiders, you can simply sue The Ministry Of Defense for false advertising and make a shit ton of money.

Either way, it’s a win - win situation "

Bugger that I just need a marine

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By *ink Panther. OP   Woman
over a year ago

Preston


"Flame thrower? That might work"

Did you hear that?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Get a cat or a dog ours eats spiders "

This

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By *ink Panther. OP   Woman
over a year ago

Preston


"Where does this irrational fear of spiders stem from, I could understand if we lived in Australia.....so is it due to a specific incident in Childhood or ??? Discuss......"

My mother, it’s learnt behaviour. I try not to let my fears be apparent to my kids, I don’t want them to have irrational fears. I have a few

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By *ink Panther. OP   Woman
over a year ago

Preston


"I don't mind picking spiders up, but I got fed up of them escaping.

A dustpan is a good way to keep them still while you get to a door or window, as they tend to 'hide' in the crease."

Nope that’s not happening

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By *ink Panther. OP   Woman
over a year ago

Preston


"The change in weather has turned my house into the set of Arachnophobia. This was never a problem as I’d trained a child to think all creepy crawlies are wonderful. This has worked well up until now. The trained child has now developed a fear of spiders despite my efforts. How the hell do I get rid of them now? I don’t believe in killing them and I’m incapable of being able to remove them myself, that was the child’s job. Are there any gadgets on the market to assist? Have you used them? Do they work? I’ll never sleep again if I can’t resolve the problem just hoover them up"

I’m not killing them because I have an irrational fear

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By *ink Panther. OP   Woman
over a year ago

Preston


"Get a cat or a dog ours eats spiders "

There will be a dog in the near future

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By *ink Panther. OP   Woman
over a year ago

Preston


"I don’t care if theyve got 8 legs and can spin a web out of there arse, I eat guys like that in my sleep, according to studies we all do."

Noooooooo

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By *ink Panther. OP   Woman
over a year ago

Preston


"Can’t you but spider grabber type things, they sort of close around said beast then you can release them back outside.

This sounds good but it must be secure because it will need to be transported some distance away otherwise it will return

I use a glass and paper to cover it. Took one massive spider to the bottom of the street, chucked it in a bush then ran (yes ran!!) all the way back home and locked the door. "

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

My cats are great for catching them... except they like to bring their catches and drop them on my lap.. thankfully they haven't done that with any spiders yet x

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By *ink Panther. OP   Woman
over a year ago

Preston


" There was an interesting article on BBC yesterday

All the old wives tales have shown no scientific evidence of doing anything ..bin them.

The mating season will end first week of October so you'll see less rampant male spiders looking for fun.

Keep the house tidy to deter them and if you must, Windows shut. "

Yes Swing mentioned this earlier. However he knows my house is immaculate and he’s not brave enough to suggest keeping it tidy either

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By *ink Panther. OP   Woman
over a year ago

Preston


"My cats are great for catching them... except they like to bring their catches and drop them on my lap.. thankfully they haven't done that with any spiders yet x"

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By *limolder54Man
over a year ago

Fife

Flip flop boom they dead

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By *esus H ChristMan
over a year ago

birmingham


"Where does this irrational fear of spiders stem from, I could understand if we lived in Australia.....so is it due to a specific incident in Childhood or ??? Discuss......

My mother, it’s learnt behaviour. I try not to let my fears be apparent to my kids, I don’t want them to have irrational fears. I have a few "

Near enough every woman I've ever had a relationship with has also suffered from it, also crane flies ?? most have been terrorised by elder siblings with spiders/insects/worms when young....

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