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Yea, reading this thread makes me paranoid. I killed a lot at my old apartment off Seth Child. I could appreciate the white walls and cream colored carpet. Those little assholes couldn't hide from my flipflops very well. I decorated the walls with smashed spider guts and Nike shoe prints until I moved. Now, Chicats basement laundry room is the only place I've killed some...not near as many as I thought I would. That's good. Chicat keeps the house around 60 degrees all the time. Spiders probably hate that.
in the end, EMAW will always win.
Quote from: Lamesauce on June 29, 2010, 05:59:08 PMHave been bitten twice by fiddlebacks (brown recluse). As long as you notice the bite early and go to the doctor and get antibiotics, you won't see that type of reaction. The spot turned a little brown and was kinda uncomfortable (bit on the wrist/forearm both times). I have been bit 3 times (twice in the barn and once in the attic). All you need to do is make a paste from ashes and cover the wound for three days.
Have been bitten twice by fiddlebacks (brown recluse). As long as you notice the bite early and go to the doctor and get antibiotics, you won't see that type of reaction. The spot turned a little brown and was kinda uncomfortable (bit on the wrist/forearm both times).
Quote from: Tannoudji on June 29, 2010, 06:02:30 PMQuote from: Lamesauce on June 29, 2010, 05:59:08 PMHave been bitten twice by fiddlebacks (brown recluse). As long as you notice the bite early and go to the doctor and get antibiotics, you won't see that type of reaction. The spot turned a little brown and was kinda uncomfortable (bit on the wrist/forearm both times). I have been bit 3 times (twice in the barn and once in the attic). All you need to do is make a paste from ashes and cover the wound for three days.Now I'm not saying that what you are saying doesn't work. But I DO wonder if you ever have anything normal to say, ever.
Quote from: nicname on June 29, 2010, 11:36:06 AMKilled four in my house so far this year. Never had a problem before. I'm thinking I should get some traps and bomb the house. Also, time to move the cat back in. Anyone else dealing with these bastards?Fighting these bastards has become my favorite spring sport. IMHO sprays do very little to spiders unless it's directly applied, so I use nine raid fumigators (as opposed to foggers) throughout the house and bring the fight to them. This seems to be the best method so far. Worried about lung cancer? Most hardware stores sell glue traps specifically made for the BR.
Killed four in my house so far this year. Never had a problem before. I'm thinking I should get some traps and bomb the house. Also, time to move the cat back in. Anyone else dealing with these bastards?
Quote from: Patrick Bateman on June 29, 2010, 04:59:12 PMQuote from: nicname on June 29, 2010, 11:36:06 AMKilled four in my house so far this year. Never had a problem before. I'm thinking I should get some traps and bomb the house. Also, time to move the cat back in. Anyone else dealing with these bastards?Fighting these bastards has become my favorite spring sport. IMHO sprays do very little to spiders unless it's directly applied, so I use nine raid fumigators (as opposed to foggers) throughout the house and bring the fight to them. This seems to be the best method so far. Worried about lung cancer? Most hardware stores sell glue traps specifically made for the BR.
I live in harmony with spiders.
Whenever possible I catch spiders on fire and listen to their bodies crackle and pop. Smells like burnt hot dogs.
Quote from: PandaXpanda on June 30, 2010, 09:21:09 AMWhenever possible I catch spiders on fire and listen to their bodies crackle and pop. Smells like burnt hot dogs. Magnifying glass in bright sunlight?
Had a lot of grasshoppers my first few years at my current house.After year two, started seeing one of these about the size of a softball in my flowers.No more grasshopper problem.
Quote from: CNS Casey on June 30, 2010, 10:48:06 AMHad a lot of grasshoppers my first few years at my current house.After year two, started seeing one of these about the size of a softball in my flowers.No more grasshopper problem.Spiders like this and Wolf Spiders dont bother me. It is the ones that make your skin rot off that have my attention.
Could be meth. Apparently meth users sometimes blame their sores on brown recluse bites.