Any ideas how to keep them away...?
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Any ideas how to keep them away...?
:yikes: My shrieks are normally enough to send them scurrying off! :yikes:
There has to be some sort of commercial Spider Repellant on the market... :dontknow:
Spiders are hard to get rid of unless you can spray them directly. They walk too high on any treated surface to pick up insecticides. IMHO
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wonder if mothballs , or something like this would do it ? then put it under a cover , if they are dropping from above
A large bag to cover the whole spyder & fog the inside of the bag with raid or something else that won't attack the paint & plastics. Just a suggestion.
If you can get your hands on a few osage oranges these work naturally to make them go elsewhere
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I should go in the hedgeapple business. I know where there are plenty of trees. Supposedly, you can roll a few of these up against your home's foundation, and it will keep insects away from your home too. I have a spider issue in my garage and I should try your tip.Quote:
Originally Posted by IGETAROUND
you could always burn them out
and they are just a couple of miles away..thanksQuote:
Originally Posted by IGETAROUND
How many how offten. I have not found a successful way other than clearing them out till they give up the ghost and move on to somewhere they can reside unbothered....:banghead:
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Originally Posted by cuznjohn
remember spiders are cannibals
I once seen Spyders in the engine of a Yamaha Venture, not sure how he got rid of them. lol
I use Bounce Dryer Sheets in most compartments and throw some on the seats & floorboards when covered.
We even put Bounce Sheets in our shoes in the closet - keeps scorpions out too! Works for me......
Mine apparently had a wasp issue at some point.
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Originally Posted by JimVonBaden
You need to be riding more; parking less!!
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Originally Posted by JimVonBaden
That looks more like dirt daubers, rather than wasps.
UPDATE ................... Dirt Daubers are wasps. LOL
Cruzr Joe
Never had a dirt dauber sting me; just saying.
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Tell that to the PO. 3 years and 1400 miles on it when we got it.Quote:
Originally Posted by IGETAROUND
I am OK with that!:thumbup:
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Originally Posted by Cruzr Joe
It was a wasp nest. There was a dead wasp in it when I broke it out of there.Quote:
Originally Posted by GA_Spyderman