How to Get Rid of Brown Recluse Spiders (4 Easy Steps)

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See how to get rid of brown recluse spiders! This video will show you how to identify brown recluse spiders and how to kill them easily.
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First, it is important to identify and confirm that you have brown recluse activity. The brown recluse can be found across the southern to midwest United States.
Though they pack a powerful bite, they are relatively small - measuring around a fourth to half an inch long. As their name suggests, they are uniformly brown and reclusive. They are nocturnal and nest in dark, secluded corners or in clutter. If you can, look at their eyes -- a brown recluse only has six eyes arranged in pairs. Also note the marking on their back. It will look like a violin or fiddle -- this is why the brown recluse is sometimes referred to as a fiddle-back spider.
To get control of the brown recluse, first reduce clutter in and around your home. Brown recluse spiders like to hide in cluttered storage areas like attics, basements, or garages. They can also be found outside in yard debris like wood.
Next, keep them out by filling or sealing off any voids, cracks, or crevices around your home or structure. This will help cut off points of entry and hiding spots.
After that, it’s time to move on to chemical control.
Use Reclaim IT insecticide with a pump sprayer. Reclaim IT is a powerful liquid concentrate with a long lasting residual. Mix with water in a sprayer following label instructions. Spray baseboards around the home and in closets, in and around garages, around windows and doors, and any other voids that brown recluse spiders may be entering or hiding. You can also use a product like Pyrid aerosol for quick contact kills.
Also use Catchmaster glue boards to trap hard to find spiders. This is a board with a sticky surface that will trap the spiders and other crawling pests. The spiders will walk across the boards and get stuck and can then be disposed of. Place these in garages, closets, and storage areas.
Finally, use a combination of Bifen LP insecticide granules and the Reclaim IT concentrate outside. Bifen LP is a powerful granular insecticide with a two to four month long residual. Spread the Bifen around your lawn and flower beds or mulch areas. Activate the granules by spraying the Reclaim over the treated area. Also use Reclaim to create a barrier around your home by spraying two to three feet up the structure and two to three feet out.
These professional products and steps not only will help eliminate brown recluse spiders, but many different types of pests, which also diminishes the spiders’ food source for effective long-lasting control.
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[@sunshinehurricanemix]

Me: hang on let me look at its eyes to identify if it is a brown recluse (proceeds to get on eye level with spider and expose my face)

[@sassulusmagnus]

They are quite intelligent. I find that if I put up a bunch of posters saying how good the bug hunting is just down the road they all leave. You have to include some testimonials, of course. And a few pics of satisfied arachnid customers. Bug shots, if you will.

[@michaelfrontera8147]

I woke up to find one in my bed. It looked at me and said "you were great last night suga" then it ran away. I have to stop drinking

[@mikenewell9217]

Once they figure out they've been tricked, they'll put posters out on you.dont worry,a little cosmetic surgery and a new ID and you might bump into Epstein, excuse me that's Henderson.

[@BigGuy_.]

Braun Ruclose Smort

[@williammosley8026]

Five years later. I'm glad I've found your comment lol

[@karlhungus5436]

I've been infested the past 3 years and have done the following: 1. Clean and vacuum, remove as much clutter as possible 2. Filled in any exterior holes in foundation. 3. Cleared brush from the sides of the house. 4. Spray demon max cypermethrin around exterior every month of spider season. 5. Used delta dust inside and out in cracks and crevices. 6. Bought big glue traps from amazon that I placed every 5 feet around baseboards. My first year I caught around 30 in the traps. Last year I'd say I caught half as much. Hopefully this year will be even further diminished, but we're coming to the heart of the season here in May and June in Kansas. Fingers crossed.

[@TruecarioZ]

They are very persistent little bastards. Even when you think you've gotten rid of them, keep spraying.

[@bradharrison6210]

sounds like you have a problem with them under the house.if your not on a slab and have a crawlspace go shut your vents and throw about 8 good bombs under there and shut the door.that should get alot of them cause damn you done everything else lol

[@bradharrison6210]

you also can cut up lemons and oranges and place them throughout the house.spiders cant stand it.peppormint oil works great too

[@woodworkerroyer8497]

What's the update? Did it work?

[@jamesd.3602]

I have a house that gets them bad usually in spring and summer. You have to use delta dust to dust your attic and around baseboards and behind plug boxes and switch boxes. The spray is only really good for on contact kills. Delta dust is a water- resistant dust that last up to 8 months before you have to dust again. It does help control their population. If you have them, congrats because you will never get rid of them fully.

[@solutionspestandlawn]

Thank you for sharing your method of control.

[@GramCramin]

oh this is great, i live in a barnhouse that is seemingly infested with brown recluses and i love to hear i will never get rid of them fully im fixing to call the exterminator.

[@markchidester6239]

@@GramCramin I'm in the same boat, barn house in Kentucky. One of the dogs just got bit. It's bad!

[@rickydiscord7671]

oof I also have this also. but also with 8 different spiders. they seem to like my room. even if there's not many bugs in there. every week a spider at the corner of my room or just my windows.

[@daniellebrady314]

@@markchidester6239 what happened to your dog? I am struggling with these darn spiders in my apartment and my biggest fear is my dog being bit by one.

[@youtubeTrole]

Last weekend (on my birthday) I thought I had a hair caught in the collar of my shirt. I'm bald, so I felt it immediately. I reached around behind my head to grab the hair, and it started moving. It moved onto my head. I turned around and asked my wife if there was something crawling on me, and the horror in her voice let me know that it was not good. It turns out to be a brown recluse crawling up my neck, back down my neck into my shirt, across my shoulders, and down my elbow. My wife slapped my elbow, making the spider fall to the ground, and slapped it as hard as she could with one of her slides. She was disgusted.

[@lacies1735]

Well, my husband is bold too. I panicked and slapped him so hard he fell out of his chair 🤣. I'm guessing he doesn't hold a grudge because we've been married 16 years this year. I honestly didn't know what to do besides act fast, explain later 🤦🏻‍♀️ I am his Angel 😇 😸

[@FTSsjc]

@@lacies1735 ah yes the excuse for a good slap

[@michaelmerck7576]

Glueboards are probably the most effective way to kill them

[@iloveburittos]

They like moisture, and paper base boxes, replace all cardboard boxes with plastic ones!! Sticky Mice trap works great put 1 in every corner of your bedroom. I guarantee you'll find 1 stuck withing a week or two weeks!

[@bettyhorton6568]

The best way I have ever found to kill Brown Recluse Spiders is a plastic box or old cooler without a lip around the outside. It Should be at least 12 to 18 inches deep. Remove the top and place the box in a dark corner of the attic or basement. Walk away and forget it for a month. For some reason the spiders can get in but they can't get out. Seems if you catch one more will join that one till the floor of the box is covered. A large empty can works too, the deeper the better. One day I caught one Spider to show to someone who had never seen a Brown Recluse. I put it in a small, sealed ZipLock bag and laid it on a shelf in the garage, a couple months later I noticed the bag and picked it up to throw away the Spider I thought would be dead. Just the opposite the very angry Spider charged around the sealed plastic bag. The poor thing had had No Food, No water and no air for well over a month, I gently laid it on the floor and stomped on it. That's another method to kill them. Good luck and be careful

[@solutionspestandlawn]

We have never heard this, very interesting. Thank you for sharing!

[@mrwaddlewertz4275]

“1/4 to 1/2” lol mine usually have a leg span of a quarter. The larger ones can be almost two times the size

[@solutionspestandlawn]

OHHHH GOODNESS..... They have got to go.

[@grayslate219]

OK Boomer yep the full grown ones are leggy and gross

[@toepunch001]

@@solutionspestandlawn I just saw one bigger than a sliver dollar

[@pianomanforlife7]

I’m in Arizona and the ones we have are massive like 4in across..

[@1998232v6]

I just caught one in my in-laws basement that was about the size of a half-dollar. There were a few more that I caught that were about the size of a quarter.

[@waynejohnson1304]

I live in Connecticut. Last year, just before vacation to New Hampshire, I was unknowingly bitten on my toe by a Brown Recluse that was hiding in my slipper. When I got to our hotel room, I noticed that my whole body was swollen so badly that I couldn't put my watch or ring on. At the time, I thought I was gaining weight. I started to have achy joints too. When I returned 4 days later back home, I noticed that my big toe had turned bright pink. After a few days, it turned red. A few more days later, half of the toe turned black. A scab had developed where the bite was. A few days later, I was bitten again twice near the first bite. I took some antibiotics that we had lying around the house and that seemed to work. Within a week or so, the toe returned to normal. I saw this spider in the Winter before I went on vacation. It was on my bed. I took my dustbuster and sucked it up and emptied it outdoors. I figured it just died. Fast forward. Last week, I was unknowingly bitten again while sleeping. It bit me three times on my leg. Before I noticed the bite, I started to notice a strange and very loud grumbling in my stomach. Almost like hunger pains but, much louder. On Friday, all hell broke loose. PAINFUL stomach cramps developed which were horribly strong. I had a fever, chills, dizziness. I vomited for two days straight. I even threw up water. Sometimes, I couldn't even make it to the toilet and had to vomit in the sink. It is early Monday morning now and I am finally able to hold down some food. Later today, I intend to get an Exterminator in for an assessment.

[@walkinbeauty7273]

You had better get to a doctor before you start losing your toes 😮

[@waynejohnson1304]

@@walkinbeauty7273 The toe is good now. It healed after taking some antibiotics.

[@thesilenthunter4908]

THERE ARE SO MANY IN SOUTH FLORIDA NOW! I grew up doing Landscaping at my dad's company whenever wanted some extra cash & never saw them. Now if you go to any of the parks around here, look through a pike of leaves or another hiding spot of theirs.....You'll see AT LEAST ONE OR MORE within a Diameter of 3 Feet and that's not an exaggeration! They're little stealthy m fers to that Love to hang out in cloth such as your clothes, boots, bookbags etc etc At Night they often jump off of branches n stuff because I guess to save time n effort. Their low center of gravity probay helps them with the fall impact on top of making them super stealthy to hide in nooks & crannies. They seem not like the color white for some reason. I think it's because they have problems camouflaging themselves to it which they do change the color tone of their bodies to fit in with their surroundings. The Other Week I Got bit by one over 20 TIMES while sleeping. If you get bit you got to push that poison out of you. To me it felt like a very heavy poison that remained primarily in the lumbar that was bit. Anyways where the bite occured a blister will form. You need to methodically massage around the bite towards the blister which will also prepare the Blister to pop(if not use a sterilized sowing needle to assist). Once popped then continue with another round or to pushing out the poison. The more poison you push out the less it will swell. For me took about once a day popping all 20 bites and massage the poison out for 3 days. Keep it ice pack and ice handy for reducing swelling. Clean thoroughly the area especially after you massage the poison out of you sessions

[@chaotictranquility228]

So, I just killed a spider that's identical the brown recluse. It made my skin crawl for almost 45 minutes. I know this because I researched spiders in South Mississippi for the last hour. Anyway, it was NOT a house spider nor was it a wolf spider. It was skinny, had the same belly (thorax?), & I didn't sit there staring at it. I immediately sent it the bowels of the world tree. Long story short, everyone says they are 1/4 to 1/2 inches, but is that including legs? This spider would fit in your palm comfortably, no problem. Largest spider I've ever seen in my life living down here for 30 years... I'm a full time student. So, I can't afford expensive chemicals or a exterminator. I need cheap options that don't include torching the whole property. Do those electric bug boxes like Riddex+ work? To whomever reads this, I will be hunting these bastards until I receive a message. So, please, I have important shit to do, please reply soon!!! *equips full body suit, aerosol can, lighter, the strength of Thor, & wisdom of Odin*

[@barrysuss4421]

Catchmaster glue traps work.

[@nicknachoakalowkey7033]

Facts

[@wendynine-sc2sv]

The bite looks a bullseye. Red circle with small bite mark in exact center. My friend had rhem living under his bed so when I got bit, I found he was using garlic. I taped a fresh mushy piece over the spot and left on 3 hours, burned like crazy, then alternated with plaintain and/or prickly pear cactus pad - cut in half- for next day. A large blister did form that flattened and became a scab. Healed well after that with no scar or hole in tissue. Keep it clean with mild soap in between treatments. I've had 4 now here in NM and my doctor said looked great with no need for antibiotic or steroid (for anti- itch, I think). Garlic is natural antibiotic, antiviral and antifungal..❤blessed 🐝 garlic and all of the bitten!...

[@pyscobrand]

You had me until you told me I had to clean.

[@michigan_supercars6569]

They are also unfortunately found in Michigan too. One of my neighbors was bitten by one. :(

[@DeeTheBomb]

If you have brown recluse you have black widow idk why but I always see them together at my friends home and mine

[@arandomhobbychannel6718]

I don't if it was a brown recluse but i have found many in my house. They do like cluttered places, i found one in a parts bin.

[@arandomhobbychannel6718]

@John Smithy, thank you very much. Everyone I the house has been seeing these spiders, so hopefully we can do something. We have been using peppermint oil in some places to avoid them nesting, however will still don't know where they are coming from. But I hope we will find out to fix this problem. Thanks again for the help!

[@richmellow3315]

@@@arandomhobbychannel6718 I honestly hope you don't ignore it. I did, and it got worse and worse. I've had Orkin pest control services (year round) for four years, But I still see Recluses come out, during the Fall mating season. They are called "Recluse" for a reason, they hid and only come out at night to hunt. Strips of Duct tape can also work as a gluetrap/monitor station.

[@arandomhobbychannel6718]

@@richmellow3315, Thank you for giving me more info! Right now none of us have seen spiders in a while now, nut I will keep everything you said in mind. Even though we haven't seen any in a while, we continue to spray peppermint oil around our windows and small holes we might find along the baseboards. But once again I will keep that in mind.

[@xxfarleyjdxx]

Thank you for this, I have a small infestation in my condo. Seems like the only spider i ever see in my place is brown recluses. going to try the granules and spray for sure. Tried to go the natural route and get rid of them with mint and tea tree but that didnt work.

[@pooriashams]

Use glue traps. That’s the only thing that works. It will tale 3-4 years to significantly reduce their numbers.

[@paulbrungardt9823]

A brown recluse spider bit my Mother in Law--Poor spider convulsed for 15 minutes before it died---My Mother in Law didn't notice the bite.

[@aliciabrillante]

This video was excellent and really showed how to identify the spider. Is that spray safe for pets?

[@solutionspestandlawn]

Once the product has had time to dry it will be safe for pets and humans to resume regular activities.

[@elzebub5]

I’ve found a few in my house. I live in Missouri (one of the states that was fully red in the beginning of the video). I live in a house that has woods behind it (used to have more woods until most of it got cut down to make a church sadly), so I have a lot of spiders. I find jumping spiders and stuff cute, but these guys are spooky.

[@solutionspestandlawn]

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[@ravenbishop5232]

Hello neighbor. Northeast Arkansas here. I just found my second brown Recluse spider in my kitchen next to my stove. Luckily I keep a spray can of spider spray that kills them on contact but I feel for you. Last years and before it was black widows. I always make sure my bed covers never hang off the sides of my bed to where one can crawl up it.

[@marytounn754]

Yassssss! Same, I live on the edge of the national forest in Missouri! We get a lot of spiders, bugs, etc. but brown recluses freak me out! And we’ve gotten about 10 I think or more. I just killed two today one was the size of a quarter and the other very small. They just freak me out. 😫

[@whatiftheworldwascandy]

I literally had one crawl on my other pillow after I just woke up

[@IronDogger]

Add Alaska to the list. We have them up here too and common in wood piles, attics, seasonal gear storage, cabins etc.

[@solutionspestandlawn]

Thank you for your feedback.

[@IronDogger]

Mark My Word 👀 considering people have been bitten up here and a simple bit of Internet searching will even provide proof, don’t hurt yourself on my account.

[@IronDogger]

Mark My Word well SURPRISE SURPRISE Nature has proven to win yet another “It can’t do that” battle! 🤪 join the many who’ve been shocked and surprised up here lately as what has managed to make its way up north!

[@IronDogger]

Mark My Word oh and btw, it’s Mrs. IronDogger if your nasty 🤪🤣🙄Janet Jackson reference just in case you may not be familiar with the saying...couldn’t resist 🤣

[@dougpeters4293]

It could be a result of global warming.

[@liazapita8384]

I live in Jersey and they're pretty prevalent here. I mean New Jersey. My brother got bit in the leg by a recluse the other day.

[@YSLRD]

They're bigger than that. 3/4 inch is most common. The biggest I've seen was over an inch. Good exclusion tips and maybe foundation spraying. The whole yard? God forbid!!

[@nazrulwashere]

I don't have that stuff to kill that spider... Spider just appeared at my bedroom and just running around to find dark place ..

[@solutionspestandlawn]

You may have some products in your home that can help repel spiders. Peppermint and lavender oil mixed with a little bit of apple cider vinegar has been proven to work. Let us know if you have any questions.

[@nazrulwashere]

@@solutionspestandlawn ok

[@YSLRD]

@@solutionspestandlawn Change known to rumoured.

[@clydecrocodile101]

I deal with these guys daily, i came to this video cuz one ran across my bed. I swear one day I'm not gonna wake up 😂😭😂

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[@jeanettehowe7643]

I rather have all my fingers and toes broken 1 by 1 than have a brown recluse run across my bed

[@clydecrocodile101]

@@jeanettehowe7643 lmao Ik!!!

[@venusiriazz8079]

We see them literally everyday in my house. I almost died when I got bit in my sleep🙄

[@amistika]

Same here friend

[@gabbygonzaga552]

Does it hurt? How do you treat the bite?

[@venusiriazz8079]

Gabby Gonzaga I had to go to the hospital and they prescribed me steroids😔

[@AdyaClarityGoddess]

Been bit by 2 of them. The mother and baby. Also Black Widow 7 bite marks. This happened when the pest control came that day and I stood outside with him to show him where they we’re. We’re as soon as he left I had 5 bites. Do not stay outside while and after the spray

[@clydebarrow2.023]

How are you alive?

[@aaronrobertson8392]

You Bigfoot also broke both you arms while you were swimming

[@Read-YAHs-WORD]

The are really common in SW Montana too

[@michaelfrontera8147]

If you have 2 on your glue trap, there's at least 5 more hiding in the room

[@goodone2857]

Oh yeah. I kill at least 2 a day on my wall right now. And they are HUGE. A half a year ago, I was killing 3 a day or even 4. I got tired of it, and started cleaning my whole room at like 1 in the morning lol (getting rid of clutter) and got everything out from under my bed (boxes and whatnot). My total kill count that night was 22 and 3 escaped into the baseboards :( but after that I didn't see them for awhile ... until now... guess another deep clean is needed. Damn...

[@michaelfrontera8147]

@@goodone2857 I hate spiders so freaking much. I put glue traps around my room in corners and under my bed. And spray every few weeks and I only ever find them in the traps now. And for some reason they really like cardboard

[@goodone2857]

@@michaelfrontera8147 Yeah I need to start getting traps to put around the baseboards. I hate them a lot too but I'm just so desensitized to them now after the last year and a half of killing at least one maybe two a day. I swear they are getting smarter though. Everytime I get my flip flop and stick (in case they are too high), them bastards start running at 100 Mph across my wall. Makes it hard to lead my deadly smash lol. Lost 2 of them the other day to missing them barely and falling off just to escape :'(

[@michaelfrontera8147]

@@goodone2857 I'd like to say for the record, I highly recommend you move out of your home as soon as possible, though I know that's not a small thing. But fiddlebacks are really shy so if you see 2 a day then you have a serious infestation and a bite is inevitable. Spray poisoning doesn't effectively kill br because they can walk over the poison but in my bedroom I went with this combination: 1. Remove all clutter and clothes from the floor and all cardboard boxes out completely. 2. Vacuum thoroughly and sweep all the debris out of the edges and corners of base. I also sprinkled a large amount of ARM AND HAMMER scented carpet powder all over under my bed and around the base board and left it there to just freshen up and reduce any bug interest 3. Placed flat glue traps in every corner and under my bed. (Also tuck you're bed sheets and comforter under mattress so they don't touch the floor and wall) placed 2 tent shaped traps between bed and wall 4. I dowsed the perimeter base board with non toxic spider/crawling insect spray including near the traps and the powder. Been about 2 weeks and I only have one small bug and a house spider on any trap. Bout due to spray again. Some people don't notice any effect from the bites, but some have been badly injured by them. If you have any cellar spiders aka the actual Grand Daddy Long Legs in your home I would suggest let them alone if possible as they are one of few spiders that hunt brown recluse. If nothing helps I know a great deal on napalm lol

[@goodone2857]

@@michaelfrontera8147 Yeah. I don't see them near as much in any other room in my house. I used to have a lamp in my room that sat next to the window. And when I'd leave it on at night, there would of course be bugs on the outside of my window. ...well...supposed to be on the outside of my window, but my window is apparently broke (haven't bought a new one), and you can feel the cold air coming in when it was winter. Before that, I literally never had brown recluses or any bugs in my room (My room is in good shape). But all of a sudden when I'd stay up on my phone at night, there would literally be a swarm of flying gnat looking insects under my phone on my bed, literally touching my shoulder. ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTING...I didn't sleep in my room for like a month haha. Anyways, before I realized they were coming through my window, I was killing flying critters left and right all over my room. Aaaaand that's when the brown recluses came...and haven't left. I duct taped my window...stopped a lot, but bugs are still getting in here. But thanks for that advice, I'll try all of those and see what happens. But I'm shipping out for the Marines in exactly 4 months, so not too much longer with these nasty devils.

[@BeckoningSage]

Tfw you got a blanket and start to feel s&^t crawl up your leg but it's just the blanket threads. 🥶

[@googus2110]

I caught about 25 of em on my sticky traps within the past week lol

[@solutionspestandlawn]

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[@SikBeatz]

Where the heck you live?

[@googus2110]

R'shawn Santiago Kansas City haha

[@SikBeatz]

@@googus2110 25? That's ridiculous! I'm not exactly arachnid friendly

[@BarbieHeadTiara]

I feel ya... It's awful. Those sticky traps are the way to go though... Only thing is you get to see how many spiders you've just been kickin it with.... I caught 2 half dollar sized ones right next to my bed..... 😫😫😫

[@9hk38f]

Why even bother with the maps anymore? They are literally in every state at this point.

[@davejones1218]

Is there a way to get rid of brown recluse without chemicals by chance? I have multiple pets and two pregnant women in my family so I’m looking for something harmless to pets and young children yet still works to get rid of brown recluse. Does anybody know how to do both?

[@solutionspestandlawn]

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[@ravenbishop5232]

This might help but I vacuum my carpets no less then every other day.

[@YSLRD]

Cleaning and exclusion are what I do. For the storage sheds and yard, I just deal with it.

[@draytonblackgrove]

Great video, thanks for sharing it.

[@OtterLords]

I don’t. Have bug spray though :(

[@shaneshane8482]

I’m not sure what it is about beds but they do like to be around them. Before knowing what brown recluse was, I believe I was bitten by one in my sleep. I woke up itching my leg and in the coming days the skin turned black yellow red and swollen. Made a full recovery within a week all on my own. Just the other day I turned on the lights and saw one standing perfectly still on the wall along my bed. Don’t fear them just give it a swift smack and it’ll die and then you can move on. There’s a million things trying to kill you as soon as you walk out your front door and you most likely wont die by a brown recluse bite. With that said, like you wear a seatbelt in your car, keep your living area clean, especially no useless cardboard or paper, and put a few glueboards in your less trafficked areas. They don’t like to be where you are, but may wonder by from time to time.

[@nopiscougar]

they enjoy the air we exhale .

[@clydebarrow2.023]

One bit me in the leg while I slept and it necrotized a hole a few cm's down into it.

[@rayellebishop8168]

@@clydebarrow2.023 Never let your covers hang off the side of the bed on to the floor.

[@clydebarrow2.023]

@@rayellebishop8168 I do that all the time. Thanks for the advice.

[@jameshall3516]

Better put FL on that map

[@squirrelfish8200]

ND too, i've seen 4 bites just in my tiny town

[@beautifuldreamer3991]

And California

[@endiya126]

sooo I just lost the spider in my room ! 😭✌🏾

[@DaisyBlades]

Omg I just killed one in my room. I’m so sorry you lost it 😭 I’m still freaked out

[@salvulcano9222]

Throw the whole house away

[@Ringland_Failure]

Just found one in my car. Or I guess he found me, was walking back inside the house after working on the project car, went to grab my phone out my pocket and he crawled up my pant leg.

[@AprilGay]

I wish I knew this before I almost lost my left leg... Thank goodness I had a good immune system. Three times a week wound care center at the hospital IV antibiotics what a pain in the ass. I still have the holes in my legs a story to tell the grandkids!

[@jennifersisco9500]

So glad to hear you’re ok!!!! It’s scary being bit by these demons!!! They love me! 3 bites in 2 years! But not as bad as yours just allergic reactions…. Be careful and take care!

[@discontinuedchannel9957]

Both Dangerous but cool spider’s in my life though I live up north so I really have nothing to say other than that 😉, I don’t think I’ve seen a brown recluse spider or have but black widow with that hourglass shape I like not an alive one in person I wish though

[@shizukiberries]

What if the brown Recluse Spider crawled on your bed then when alerting ((Well my parents)) then it vanished and was nowhere to be found, I checked my bedroom then the bathroom, we have no storage room, Dunno if its in the Garage.

[@aprillyncox]

Shadow _Magicians I just had this happen last night he was on my pillow I scared him he took off and haven't seen him since needless to say that's his room now lol

[@aprillyncox]

Beau Smith sounds like something I should do we haven't slept in there since lol the door has been shut since seeing him for all I know he's gone but whose going in to see if he is smh not me

[@leonardoelicea5591]

I found two in my room one I killed the other one which was bigger got away

[@sixtoherrera986]

When they disappear like that they are usually resting on your back where you can’t see

[@barrysuss4421]

@@sixtoherrera986 lol

[@ThePurpleDiamond1596]

I've been bitten by a brown recluse spider more than once. I seem to be a spider bite magnet.

[@solutionspestandlawn]

That's scary.

[@YSLRD]

Several times a year. Every year. I have good remedies.

[@ThePurpleDiamond1596]

😂😂

[@Fatima-pq9nc]

@@YSLRD Can you please share those remedies with us

[@noizyme]

Great info and presentation.

[@solutionspestandlawn]

Thank you very much!

[@Emperorschmanicus]

Nine inch nails

[@jrjwk02]

I have a Brown recluse spider Problem

[@kaseycreationsandcrafts7101]

I have all spider problems but someone told me the only thing killed them was something made just to kill spiders other sprays wont work

[@solutionspestandlawn]

Have you tried Sylo? I have included the link for you. www.solutionsstores.com/sylo-insecticide

[@hopit736didgea7]

Same bro I am paranoid

[@proapocalypse1448]

Or get a bunch of wolf spiders and let them kill the brown recluses.

[@solutionspestandlawn]

Thank you for your feedback.

[@darthvader483]

Please don't say it didn't bite me and just suck my blood :(

[@stevemcculloch9164]

Don't spend all that money on all that stuff.i have em too.glue boards do work well but if u can't stomp or smash em use apple cider vinegar it kills em

[@michaelmerck7576]

I have my doubts about that

[@woodworkerroyer8497]

Yeah, soap suds probably kill them too. I'm not spraying my house with them and expecting it to work. Man, it's almost like these major chemical companies think that we need a powerful poison to kill them, and not one of the many "home remidies" people tout as the killer of all evils. If it was effective, the spiders wouldn't be a problem, and the companies wouldn't spend billions making something that wasn't effective.

[@stewardofthetrees295]

Brown recluses can also be white ! Specifically the females. Had to stop watching after you said they only come in one color. Misinformation like that is why I didn't know to seek treatment for a bite sooner.

[@woodworkerroyer8497]

Who told you it wasn't bad? I did like 5 minutes of research and I knew I'd prefer just getting bit by a sea snake with actual venom (ie, I'd rather just go meet Jesus and have a spider free mansion than have them bite me.)

[@perxky6132]

Mint tea natural oils seal all openings clean up

[@jacobgomez2157]

Please clarify what another pest page has on their page, they can sometimes be a deep yellow, is that just the desert ones?

[@solutionspestandlawn]

Yes, brown recluse can have a yellow tinge to them.

[@galvidmar1247]

I was picking up bricks for roofs and I picked up one and i felt a bite and a burning feeling and it crawled up and it was around 2inches of the body excluding legs the head was kind of like a half circular shape and I just had to walk the bite off even tho it was very painful

[@BryanKidder]

Are the chemicals safe for house pets (cats/dogs)?

[@solutionspestandlawn]

Hi Bryan, Like most chemicals these products are perfectly fine once dry. All labels will say to keep pets and humans away from treated area until dry.

[@solutionspestandlawn]

Yes, just keep them out the area until it is completely dry, usually a couple of hours.

[@BryanKidder]

Thank you!

[@ckbpleas1971]

Probably not. Glue traps are the worst, need to be banned. My friend had one in his garage and his cat had stepped on it. Had to go to vet to get removed , messed up cats paw

[@diggydice9041]

If you've got lots of crickets/bugs around or inside your home then you can expect spiders to be hunting for them..... I've been in places w/ them & I've found that if you put "glue traps" along baseboards it'll get most of them. But I've read about some Gov. Offices (buildings) where they got out of control to where the offices shut down. I assure you they tried everything but setting it on fire.... lol, the place is empty 10 yrs later & it's decent real estate. Of bite victims, 1 in 10 get the big nasty pus filled sore that we see & only 1 in 100 get a systemic infection that kills them. Most people get redness/swelling with pain & they live..... most of them have no clue what bit them in the 1st place so no need to fear them, just look for signs & act accordingly. Of course now that I've said all of this I'll probably get bitten..... yuk

[@joshmckulsky8526]

No no no. If this is in my house, I’m moving out. I’m not letting it stay in my house

[@thomasrobinette3227]

1:01 bahahahahhaa

[@cds3703]

they don't even live where I am at but ok

[@zacharytobeck5218]

Get a jumping spider

[@cheshire_skatkat9093]

Nuke

[@MarQ2KK]

Z meister 2099 nahh use a tsar bomba

[@Recoil816]

From orbit. Only way to be sure.

[@CroixdeLorraine]

What about good ol' fashioned heavy shoes for stepping on the little b-----d?! I hate spiders, but especially the Brown Recluse spider because I have a friend who was bitten by one, and very nearly lost her leg because the bite kept deepening and wouldn't heal!! Finally, through meds and debridement, the wound finally did heal, and my friend kept her leg!! They are one ugly arachnid!!😒😒🤢✝️⚜️

[@AlexOjideagu2]

@@Recoil816 You can't make that decision you're just a Grunt, no offence........

[@ashtoncorum8475]

Guys I only came here cause I got 3 bites

[@S4_QUATTROPOWER]

I got both In my home, I live in the Pacific Northwest, Fu** my life 😅

[@danialhamilton7666]

You move spiders were there first

[@laramieunderwood6572]

He forgot bedroom's lol because.... Hell naw the reason why I was brought to this video is because I came across three of these JUST TODAY ON THE SAME LEG luckily I didn't get bit by any though lol BUT HELL NAW 💀 idk how I'm going to declutter my room but I also think they like the dark cuz that's my room... Lol

[@solutionspestandlawn]

Thanks for sharing!

[@laramieunderwood6572]

@@solutionspestandlawn anytime!

[@coldark9972]

What a stupid headline everyone knows the best way to get rid of any spider is fire. Plenty of petrol and fire!

[@solutionspestandlawn]

Funny

[@Muddybagclean]

Jesus Loves You

[@perxky6132]

Worry about lovers 😜