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this is wonderful!

thank you so much for taking the time to write all of this!

I wish I'd read it before last Friday, when I had a big scare--a spider had gotten into some work gloves I'd kept outside and laid eggs in it--I didn't even bother to check out the glove before picking it up! Fortunately for me, I wasn't bitten again, unfortunately for the spider, it got squished! (see my latest blog, Spider Scare!)

these are simple and practical means to keep the spider population down in your home without using toxic insecticides--especially being cautious with clothing and things lying around on the floor that are easily accessible to spiders hiding in them.

I agree with you wholeheartedly about spiders and other "bugs" having a right to live; the outside world is their domain, inside the house where us humans live, we have to ensure our safety and the safety of our family members without resorting to toxins that ultimately poison us as well as the environment!

well done, Rudi, thanks again so much! funny, too!

can you put the big Recommend "R" on your blog comment so other readers can view it?
It's very important information and is exactly in keeping with the philosophy of this blog.

Blessings, L