heystreethawk wrote: »One time, I wanted to figure out if there were any poisonous spiders in my state, because a spider crawled in my sock and bit me. Sorry about how long that story was just now. Anyway, I found a Yahoo! Answers page, and I had to bookmark it for posterity. Two of the answers:
* I've never had Conneticut house. But I have had spiders in my house before. Don't worry, you are safe.
* no spider wont hurt you on less you bother them but the black widow has a really strong poison that could kill you in 5 minute tops or 10 it deepens how heathy you are
And that's why I'm voting yes on your proposition. Walk in Christ's light, brother.
r.jan_emailb16_ESO wrote: »
I'd also try to block their paths around the house, but since it's an old one you'd probably never find all of them. Also if there are already nests and stuff and they feel kinda comfortable as your housemates, not much you can do if you don't wanna kill them.
r.jan_emailb16_ESO wrote: »
I'd also try to block their paths around the house, but since it's an old one you'd probably never find all of them. Also if there are already nests and stuff and they feel kinda comfortable as your housemates, not much you can do if you don't wanna kill them.
Did you read this Allen? Nests!!! You could have hundreds of the little guys by now. Here's what you do:
Find the nest
Using a broom and dust pan sweep them into a trash can
Run the trash can outside and empty it before they all crawl out
Wear loose fitting clothing as they will probably run up your arm.
Go back inside and sweep the remaining mice/escapees into the trash can
Repeat until they are all gone.
Predator leap the hive mother if needed.