Steps to Get Rid of Brown Recluse Spiders
If the infestation is minor, there are several ways to eliminate the spiders.
- Glue traps can be used in areas that the brown recluse might hide, such as under beds or behind furniture.
- It is also advisable to remove clutter around your house in order to limit the areas that the spiders can hide.
- If at any time you feel that the problem is becoming a larger issue, contact a local exterminator to take care of the infestation.
- Additionally, if you are seeing a spider or more a day, you should bypass self-prevention efforts and seek professional assistance immediately.
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