Flamethrowers at the ready...

House spiders are getting massive recently. Nice of the BBC to encourage arachnophobia by stating that they can bite. I've handled plenty and never been bitten once.
 
Tis spider season, can't stop walking into one at the moment. Lovely creatures that should be left alone.
 
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Got a few of these in the shed, real big ones as well. We have an agreement that providing they stay there, all is well.
 
I protect all the daddy long legs that set up in the house and, in return, they hunt the massive house spiders for me. How they tackle the much meatier prey I've no idea and the people I tell don't believe me - until I show them the silk-wrapped hairy little corpses the DLLs have left around the place as offerings to me.
 
Someone told me to put conkers in the corners of the room and this scares spiders off as they mistake them as big spiders. Now I HATE spiders so thought I would give it a try a few years back and you know what, I have not seen a spider in my lounge since! I had loads, live in the countryside with an open fireplace so they used to come in often but seems the 3 conks are doing their job.....or am I being a ****?
 
do spiders even care about bigger spiders?

where I live spiders like to live around the communal stairs.

I've often seen one that's clearly a predator like funnel spider looking with other much smaller spiders of a different type within a few feet
 
Someone told me to put conkers in the corners of the room and this scares spiders off as they mistake them as big spiders. Now I HATE spiders so thought I would give it a try a few years back and you know what, I have not seen a spider in my lounge since! I had loads, live in the countryside with an open fireplace so they used to come in often but seems the 3 conks are doing their job.....or am I being a ****?

Think you are being trolled bruv
 
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