bugs in the home

I can't bring myself to squish a spider. I still hear my Granny saying
"If you want to live and thrive, let the spider run alive"

Haven't we already got a thread running on this subject?

Sandy and Andy!

I ignore them. We have beams so spiders are par for the course.

Haven't we just had a thread about this or am I going do-lally?

I can't squish I was always told if kill a spider it will rain maybe that's why we so much rain and its not global warming

I can't bring myself to squish a spider. I still hear my Granny saying "If you want to live and thrive let the spider run alive".

Posst-exam euphoria syndrome perhaps, merlot?

Sorry, don't know how I managed to post the same thing twice.

There is def another thread on this, because I posted a comment on it the other day.

The other thread is in Chat, and was also begun by Sandy64. Why??

Nothing better to do?

Clothes Moths!! I will squash them on sight and have instructed all members of the family to do the same.
That is if any survive the numerous moth repellents hanging in the wardrobes! x

Why oh why do they give them exam leave?

I'm quite disappointed really, I thought it was going to be a thread on 'how to listen in to your DC's phone conversations'.

My eldest DGD has just finished her GCSEs. Celebrated by going to the Isle of Wight pop festival. She sent me a link to a youtube clip of her singing her head off during James Bay's Hold Back The River.

Oh, where have the years gone?

janer

We shouldn't encourage them really but just to say I haven't had clothes moths for many years. I thought they had all died .

I've seen a couple of clothes moths recently and according to our local hardware shop I'm not alone - they are constantly selling out of moth-killing sprays, repellents etc.

I got them when we first moved here, I put all my woollens in one wardrobe and gave it a good squirt with fly spray. I also bought naphthalene moth balls from Amazon, as the newer variety don't seem to work as well. I have repeated the spray maybe once every two or three years.

Squish instantly if in the home. Large shoe at the ready in Autumn in case of spiders with big black hairy legs.
In the garden, I'm in their territory so I practice a "live and let live " policy.

Had two monsters in the house just today. First one we 'relocated' outside because DGD was watching but the second one (unless it was the first and he was a bit defiant) came to a sticky end. Agree with above, I wouldn't harm them in the garden or outdoors but in the house it depends on my mood...Sorry spiders - you've been warned...