Spiders are slowly taking over your home. Look in one corner and you see a spider. Look in the other corner and you see spiders. You are tired of constantly throwing spiders out the window because they keep coming back, you are afraid of spiders, and you are going crazy having to deal with spiders on a daily basis. So how do you stop these leggy creatures from coming to your house at all?
One of the most important steps is to get rid of the cobwebs. Whether near your house, in your yard, or inside your home, remove spider webs immediately. Spiders have a habit of building another web next to a spider web. Of course, there is no need to touch them with your bare hands. For example, you can simply spray water with a broom or a garden hose. If there are spider webs in the house, they can be removed with a vacuum cleaner.
Outside lights… Turn off! Lights do not attract spiders, but they do attract other insects that are spider food. If your yard is dark and you need lighting at night, direct the lights away from the house. Yellow fluorescent lights are soft and will not attract insects.
Can\’t bear to leave the windows open in the summer? Get a screen door so spiders won\’t come in.
Clean regularly. Spiders love clutter. If you have things on the floor, carefully vacuum around and under them, and in the case of clothing, shake it well to make sure there are no crawling spiders.
There are many oils available today that contain essences that repel spiders. However, it should be possible to purchase plain tea tree oil and mix it with, say, spring and hot water. This will create a homemade repellent that will repel almost all types of spiders.
Do you know what spiders use to get to you? Then you can get your secret weapon and stay ahead of the spiders. Because you can rub the place with lemon. This repels the spiders as well as the oil.
Spiders are sensitive to these scents, so you can try lighting cinnamon candles or oil in your home. Just let the scent of cinnamon waft through the house. Baking a cinnamon cake or taking a cinnamon-scented bath can also help. Spiders absolutely hate cinnamon.
I wish you luck and a visitor-free home.