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over a year ago
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If it's a House spider please don't put it outside as it'll die. They are pretty much fully adapted for living indoors. If you must move it, catch with a large glass and piece of card then let it scuttle away somewhere like under the bath or at least in a shed. They aren't the prettiest arachnids but they are completely harmless. Sorry, I know a lot of people find it hard to be around spiders. |
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"If it's a House spider please don't put it outside as it'll die. They are pretty much fully adapted for living indoors. If you must move it, catch with a large glass and piece of card then let it scuttle away somewhere like under the bath or at least in a shed. They aren't the prettiest arachnids but they are completely harmless. Sorry, I know a lot of people find it hard to be around spiders."
Oh god, I've killed loads thinking I was being kind 
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Normally, just gently lift it with one of its legs.....hope that it doesnt come off.....chase Jeni with it for a bit, until she slams a door in my face before flicking it out a window!
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By *adet OP Man
over a year ago
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"To catch a spider and put him outside?
Please help and share you method's 
Hoover to suck, then switch to blow."
That's a whole other thread
What about the spider situation?  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"To catch a spider and put him outside?
Please help and share you method's "
I leave them. I like spiders. Always wish one would bite me….well, it’s a geek thing isn’t it.  |
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