Spiders…ugh! They're creepy, they're crawly and they may be inside your home. Common house spiders hide indoors; outdoor spiders live in the garden but will happily hitch a ride inside. There are approximately 4,000 species of spiders in the U.S. Show
Like it or not, your home is a temporary refuge to at least a few uninvited 8-legged guests. Some of these common house spiders are shy and non-aggressive, some build massive, messy cobwebs, and others may bite. Read on to get
The chill is settling in outdoors, and you’re putting your furnace and fireplace to work, keeping your family cozy. But as you’re preparing for Thanksgiving, spiders are looking for ways to sneak into your home. Miss Muffet’s Revenge eliminates those creepy
Bill H. had been trying to beat spiders outside his home for five years. He tried everything he could to beat the spiders that covered everything in sticky cobwebs, only to have more cobwebs to clean up. Then Bill tried Miss
Cool-weather will be coming before you know it. Along with hot apple cider, fall mums, and jack o’lanterns, fall also means unwelcome 8-legged “guests”. Miss Muffet’s Revenge keeps spiders away with just one spray. Read on to learn how spiders get
Miss Muffet’s Revenge keeps spiders away with just one spray. No more chasing spiders around with an aerosol can, spraying a messy, smelly spray repeatedly. With easy-to-use Miss Muffet’s Revenge, say goodbye to spiders from your home for 12 months. But
Spiders are cold-blooded creatures, so where do they wriggle off to when the snow flies? Read on to find out and to see whether this year’s harsh winter weather means you’ll be seeing fewer arachnids in your neighborhood. The Short Answer:
The groundhog sure did make the right call this year. It’s starting to seem like spring might never get here. But don’t worry—we’ve created this guide to survive winter's long deep freeze! From snow removal tips, to warm-your-belly recipes, drafty room
