Home and Garden No More Spiders 2 x Deterrent Repellent Spray (2 x 500ml)

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I used your NO Spiders last summer when I moved into my new house and was invaded with spiders. Your product worked a treat and I did not see one after that, ...I would recommend it to anyone with a spider problem" Highly effective professional pesticide spray which eliminates all types of spiders with incorporated synthetic pyrethroid technology. approved by the hse to be used safely inside the home.

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However, Oxford argues that while having a bare, uncluttered house will certainly reduce the number of niches spiders can occupy, there’s nothing to suggest they deliberately come into homes, and he points out they eat living prey rather than food particles. “There’s no evidence that dust or food particles serve to attract spiders inside,” he says. Read More Related Articles But he warns: “The daddy long legs spider and a few other species only live indoors in Britain and to put them outside, especially in winter, will almost certainly kill them.” Read More Related ArticlesCat was not going to eat this thing - it thought about it and touched it but didn’t like the look of it at all! However, Oxford says: “I’m not aware that any plant acts as a spider repellent by exuding a scent. Some plants, in gardens, certainly offer better support for spider webs than others, but that’s not what we’re talking about.” My DC absolutely hate the very big ones, are very phobic and get upset. I know they are supposed to be good for flies etc but all I currently have are aggressive queen wasps and giant spiders! I’ve tried putting peppermint and vinegar down as a deterrent, the house is quite clean and I’ve taken down some cobwebs from outside But Oxford says there’s no proof this will work. “Nothing wrong with doing this, but there’s absolutely no evidence that this or any other ‘remedy’ e.g. extract of conkers, will repel spiders.” Contains natural ingredients peppermint and clove, there are no harmful ingredients , no poisons , designed to be a barrier spray.

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Please don’t use flea spray as someone suggested. Completely understand you don’t want them as visible housemates but they’re brilliant creatures and we’d be in trouble without them. For non-arachnophobes, it’s hard to understand why so many people can’t stand spiders. They are tiny (even large British house spiders have a leg span of up to just 6-7cm) and very unlikely to harm you. Will also work in : house car, caravan, garage ,garden, shed ,greenhouse , many more locations to spray Household Electricals Shop all Household Electricals Dry:Soon Heated Airers Heated Blankets & Mattress Protectors Irons & Clothes Steamers Air Purifiers But do they work? We asked bathroom design expert George Holland from Victorian Plumbing and Oxford for their (often contrasting) thoughts on how to gently encourage spiders to scuttle off elsewhere. Here is what we discovered.

Safe for indoor and outdoor use – spider killer spray can be applied as a spot treatment on multiple surfaces, including hard and soft furnishings, and outbuildings such as sheds and garages. Taking two minutes to make your own spray using a citrus fruit such as lemon is cheaper, efficient, and it makes your bathroom smell amazing,” Holland says.