Haven't posted in a while, hope this isn't a silly question. Our travel trailer hasn't been used since our return from Fl. In March. When I go into the TT I feel like I have gotten into a web, even though don't see them.My question, would it be a good idea to use a bug bomb to make sure we don't have a spider problem since we have plans to travel as the weather is cooling somewhat. I know if I do this process no food left in but what else do I need to know.My DH thinks this isn't necessary but I don't want spiders crawling in bed with me at night.

I'm guessing you're not going to be happy until you do. So you should probably tell you husband just to do it and get it over with.

Not sure if a bug bomb works on spiders. Better read the can and open all cabinets. We have spiders but, being legally blind, I hardly ever see them. LOL

I like Raid Fumigators. They are non-aerosol, no residue, producing poisonous gas.

According to my exterminator several years ago, but best way to get rid of spiders is regular use of a web brush to remove webs. According to him, rebuilding webs is a severe stress thing, and they will either die or leave. It has worked pretty well for us.

Johno02 wrote:According to my exterminator several years ago, but best way to get rid of spiders is regular use of a web brush to remove webs. According to him, rebuilding webs is a severe stress thing, and they will either die or leave. It has worked pretty well for us.X2

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Chuck_thehammer
Explorer
Sep 16, 2015
Johno02 wrote:
According to my exterminator several years ago, but best way to get rid of spiders is regular use of a web brush to remove webs. According to him, rebuilding webs is a severe stress thing, and they will either die or leave. It has worked pretty well for us.

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Johno02
Explorer
Sep 16, 2015
According to my exterminator several years ago, but best way to get rid of spiders is regular use of a web brush to remove webs. According to him, rebuilding webs is a severe stress thing, and they will either die or leave. It has worked pretty well for us.
Chris_Bryant
Explorer II
Sep 16, 2015
I like Raid Fumigators. They are non-aerosol, no residue, producing poisonous gas.
Oasisbob
Explorer
Sep 16, 2015
Not sure if a bug bomb works on spiders. Better read the can and open all cabinets. We have spiders but, being legally blind, I hardly ever see them. LOL
wing_zealot
Explorer
Sep 16, 2015
I'm guessing you're not going to be happy until you do. So you should probably tell you husband just to do it and get it over with.

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