I know, I know—you came here for extermination tactics. But hear me out. Spiders are basically the bouncers of your home. They eat mosquitoes, flies, and other bugs that are way more annoying. One spider is worth a thousand fly swatters.
Think of it this way: that spider in the corner of your bathroom is like a very quiet, very hairy bodyguard. It doesn’t ask for payment, it doesn’t play loud music, and it only makes a move at night when you’re sleeping. If you can handle a little roommate drama, just leave it be.
But if it’s in your bed? Game over. That’s a deal-breaker. No spider is allowed anywhere near where you keep your dreams. In that case, revert to the cup method, and walk it to the front door like you’re escorting a tipsy friend to an Uber.
How to Get Rid of Spiders in the House