Comments on: How Common Are Deadly Spiders?

By: PJ

PJ — Thu, 04 Aug 2011 10:01:59 +0000

Thank you so much for coming out with a product that is safe for the environment and for animals and children, even us adults! We moved to the country about three months ago, since then we have had brown recluse and also scorpions and other types of insects get in the mobile home we moved into. Apparently it was not lived in for a while and many insects and pest had made it a home as well. I have just purchased your home pest control product and have used it all around my windows and doors outside last night and in my kitchen about the baseboards, today I will do inside the cabinets and also crack and crevices everywhere in here today. Since all my children are grown I have a small chihuahua, and she is very dear to me. I have been looking for a product that will make these terrible spiders and other bugs be either killed or make them stay away from coming in without hurting my dog. Your home insecticide of which I bought two large 64 oz bottles of last night will help I hope even if it doesnt make contact with the insect, to kill the bugs and spiders? ,, I hope! It also doesnt say on the bottle ( unless some how I missed it how long the spray last once you put a good coat down, can you please write me back here or to my email address to let me know how long I wait till I spray it again? If this stuff relieves my problems it will be a great blessing… thank you again

By: Debra Hunziker

Debra Hunziker — Sat, 02 Jul 2011 23:15:47 +0000

HELP!!!!! I live in a rented house, and it is infested with Brown Recluse spiders. The landlord (slum lord) payed to have it sprayed once but that’s all he’ll do. I cannot afford to move or I would. I have put out dozens and dozens and dozens of glue traps (the spray was useless), and I keep finding new spiders every single day!! I see that bug bombs are not safe with my water heater pilot lite, among other things that cycle on and off. I had a Brown Recluse crawl across my foot last night as I was sitting watching TV. PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE.I need to try your product!!!!

By: Jera

Jera — Sun, 08 May 2011 13:51:21 +0000

Now I feel stupid. That’s caerled it up for me

By: Don

Don — Wed, 03 Nov 2010 19:07:07 +0000

If you live in a house with a slab foundation, one of the more effective ways to treat is to make sure you keep the outside perimeter well treated with a pesticide so that the spiders don’t get into the house through the weep holes in a brick house or under the siding (wood, vinyl, etc.). If you can’t afford to treat the entire yard, at least make sure you treat the first 3-5 feet from the house, and retreat often according to the instructions. If they can’t get past this boundary, they won’t likely get in your house.

By: Dr. Kenneth Kao, D.C.

Dr. Kenneth Kao, D.C. — Mon, 25 Oct 2010 00:13:10 +0000

Our clinic was renovated. We’re a chiropractic clinic that specializes in non-toxic living. Because of this, our basement’s foundation (which is 100 yrs old) is infested with so many spiders of so many kinds that we have spiders invading all the way up our vents from the basement, into the main clinic. Very unprofessional for our patients to see spiderwebs every morning when we come in and tiny red dots up and down the walls (baby spiders) Hopefully, none of them are dangerous! It hadn’t crossed our minds.

By: Martha

Martha — Sat, 16 Oct 2010 22:51:31 +0000

Thanks for the tips on spider control. We have wolf & banana spiders (probably from the organic produce we bring in) that are VERY aggresive, so “leaving them alone” doesn’t work! lol I don’t know if that makes them more likely to bite, too, or if it’s just a behavior thing. I had never heard of a hobo spider til your site, so we will check that out, too.

By: Mike Lehnhardt

Mike Lehnhardt — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 20:19:39 +0000

Living in Arizona we have all kinds of creepy crawlies everywhere, luckily I don’t have the scorpion troubles that others have had.

My issue is crickets (And to a lesser extent cockroaches) and the black widows that have been attracted to them. There also are some wolf spiders floating around that I would rather keep if possible. My question is, is how is your product applied? Is it a spray what you see or apply everywhere to create a barrier? Being a gardener I appreciate that we must have bugs in our life but I would like a little population control of the crickets and black widows who seem to have overpopulated the area. I’d appreciate the opportunity to become a tester for spider and cricket sprays.

By: Brionne

Brionne — Tue, 22 Jun 2010 16:11:14 +0000

I have a big phobia of spiders and it doesn’t help much living out in the country. In one day I saw 15 spiders in our house. I keep the house very clean and tidy so I’m not sure why they keep coming in. We spray the outside and it doesn’t seem to keep them out for long. What else can I do? We also have ants Everywhere (so annoying) what works to get rid of them?

Thanks

By: EcoSMART Brian

EcoSMART Brian — Tue, 25 May 2010 17:35:26 +0000

Hi Whitney,

Sounds like a nasty problem. Try spraying EcoSMART’s Home Pest Control in ALL areas where you commonly spot the pests like: dark corners, closets, crevices, cracks, behind built-in appliances, etc.

This way you’ll be able to exterminate all of the spiders (and hopefully their nests).

http://www.ecosmart.com/products/home-pest-control/

By: Whitney Roberts

Whitney Roberts — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 23:31:01 +0000

I live out in the desert in west Texas. We have a shop with living quarters we are moving into but we see tons of black widows, daddy long legs, and brown receuses. I get a little tired of walking into a room that has these spiders everywhere. They get into everything; clothes, shoes, drawers, and boxes. Is there a way to live without worrying how I open something or put something on?