How To Safely and Effectively Keep Spiders Out of Your Long Island Home
There are many over-the-counter products that can kill spiders. Unfortunately, many of these products will do more than kill spiders. They can kill beneficial creatures that come into your yard. Some are so toxic that they can impact your health and the health of your kids and your pets. We don't recommend using these products. But there are also several over-the-counter products that won't be harmful to you, such as products that use peppermint and other essential oils. But naturally derived products are not without their failings. The unfortunate truth is that organic sprays don't last long. This will leave you exposed to spider issues without realizing that there is a hole in your defenses. We believe there is a better solution.
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Spider Habitats
When spiders enter your yard, the last thing you want is for those spiders to find a comfortable place to live. Here are a few tips to help you address spider habitats:
- Fill in ground holes.
- Move scrap wood, firewood, dead branches, leaves, and other organic debris away from your exterior walls.
- Trim your landscape plants, particularly near the bottoms.
- Remove weeds and grass from your landscaping.
- Keep your lawn trimmed.
- Remove yard clutter. Spiders hide in man-made objects that have voids.
Spider Webs
Do you know that one spider web can have hundreds of spiders on it? Those spiders are hidden inside eggs, and the eggs are hidden inside egg sacs. When you see spider webs on your property, it is important that you understand how those webs play a part in promoting interior spider sightings. When hundreds of spider eggs hatch on the exterior of your home, you should not be surprised to find them crawling around inside your home when they reach their adult stages.
