Last fall, as usual, we had spiders who wanted to move indoors. Initially, I didn't worry, all I saw was
a few Wolf spiders. They don't usually bite, and there were only a couple.
A month ago, I was a bit freaked out (is it instinctive?) and asked my environmental scientist son to
look at the webs under one of the cage stands that I can't get down to. I saw some odd webs. He said it
was only a white, harmless spider.....
But the webs looks suspiciously like Black Widow webs to me.
Then I saw similar webs in my office and one bathroom. Of course, they are where I cant get to them.
I have a bad knee (surgery next week) and at the same time, am afraid to spray due to toxicity.
I have used diluted melaleuca (tea tree oil) to keep the little creeps out of my bedroom, but I do
worry about the birds.
Is there a bug spray that doesn't leave a residue? My birds don't get down on the floor....
well, almost never. Not back where the web is....
I have a macaw who walks between the rooms, but never went under that cage.
Any ideas?
a few Wolf spiders. They don't usually bite, and there were only a couple.
A month ago, I was a bit freaked out (is it instinctive?) and asked my environmental scientist son to
look at the webs under one of the cage stands that I can't get down to. I saw some odd webs. He said it
was only a white, harmless spider.....
But the webs looks suspiciously like Black Widow webs to me.
Then I saw similar webs in my office and one bathroom. Of course, they are where I cant get to them.
I have a bad knee (surgery next week) and at the same time, am afraid to spray due to toxicity.
I have used diluted melaleuca (tea tree oil) to keep the little creeps out of my bedroom, but I do
worry about the birds.
Is there a bug spray that doesn't leave a residue? My birds don't get down on the floor....
well, almost never. Not back where the web is....
I have a macaw who walks between the rooms, but never went under that cage.
Any ideas?