SPIDERS are not the most threatening insects out there, but they will make your home dirty and some may also feel uncomfortable by them.
This is how to get rid of spiders in your home.
There are several ways on how you can get rid of spiders.
Here we will give you different tips for you to try out and have less or even no eight-legged creatures around your home.
Flies surround the bins and they attracts spiders.
You should try moving bins outside or far away from your house and make sure to always keep them closed.
Keeping the bins clear from any doorways and windows that lead into your house can help to keep spiders away.
There’s no need to call in pest control, as flushing out the spiders can be as easy as spritzing peppermint-scented products around.
After vacuuming and dusting your home to rid an existing webs, mix up the two-part solution.
To make the repellent, add around 20 drops of peppermint oil to a bottle of water.
After pouring this into a spray bottle, spritz generously around your house.
Take extra care to cover any small nooks and crannies, which can provide the perfect hidey holes for the eight-legged creatures.
Unlike other methods, the peppermint trick prevents the bugs from being harmed.
Instead, it encourages them to relocate to your garden – so you won’t need to worry about getting crawled on in the night.
Well, here’s the perfect excuse to take a pet home to your husband, even though he said “no” a dozen times.
Cats in particular are the perfect animals to get rid of spiders.
They chase anything that moves and will chase away the unwanted bugs from your home.
The smell of the this plant is nice for humans, but spiders hate it.
You can either grow it as a houseplant or place some around your bathrooms and wardrobes.
It will not only leave your home smelling fresh, but will also keep spiders away.
This plant is another one which gives your home a fresh smell, but spiders hate it.
Mix seven drops of lavender essential oils and one tablespoon of washing up liquid.
Spray the mixture around areas where you’re most likely to have spiders such as windows and doors.
Mix some vinegar and water together in a spray bottle and drizzle it over little corners around your home and areas where you mostly find spiders.
Do not bother about the smell, as soon as the mixture dries up it’ll be gone.
We previously explained other ways on how you can get rid of spiders, which you can find in this article.
These tips will not only help to banish spiders but also prevent them from taking over your home in the first place.
Spiders don’t necessarily prefer to be inside our houses.
But they like undisturbed corners low to the ground that are ideal for building webs.
So all those places you miss dusting or vacuuming will be ideal spots.
Your home can serve as a warm, dry place, ideal for the creepy-crawlies to seek comfort – and there’s a surprising number of different species of them in Britain.
