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Do you kill spiders or set them free?


How do you deal with the eight-legged creatures? ?  

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  1. 1. How do you deal with the eight-legged creatures? 🕷

    • I set them free/put them outdoors
    • I kill them
    • Depends on the type/size of spider
    • I keep them as pets
    • I don't do anything... I just leave them be
    • Something else


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When you find spiders in the house, how do you deal with them?

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Kill :mazen: What if the nasties come back

 

I only release bees/wasps and some flies because it's not worth battling them

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If they’re small and on the ceiling I just leave them alone. They take care of flies which are worse imo

 

 

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I set them free

 

... by killling them

 

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set them free

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Set them free. I'm not afraid of them.

 

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Set them free, i only kill mosquitos, everyone else deserves to live

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I let them stay in the house so they'd kill other insects :gaycat5:

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Only mosquitoes and roaches deserve death. 

 

I tend not to worry too much about spiders because they're usually small and don't multiply like crazy OR cause humans that much harm. 

 

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I put them outside. My general rule is, if it flies, it dies.

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I let them live if they mind their business but if they get too close to my vicinity or infringe on spiritual law I must burn them, by the grace. 

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As someone with arachnophobia, I always chose death.
Now as someone who appreciates and respects nature and life, if it’s outside, I’ll let it be, but if I catch one of them scurrying across my floor it’s curtains for them and I’m sorry to that man :kitty: 

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43 minutes ago, LeMésTragique said:

I let them stay in the house so they'd kill other insects :gaycat5:

Yep. Most house spiders can't see well anyway... so they are more scared of us than we are them. 

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I let them free and pray for them 

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set them free, they're kinda cute if you look at them from a different perspective, especially the small ones

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Kill them, but feel a bit guilty each time since I know they kill the insects and it’d be a benefit 

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How DARE you Mr. Spider, you had me fooled. And you too Mrs. Spider. DEATH to all of them :spin:

 

 

 

 

 

Jk I leave them alone as long as they stay away from me :eli:

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5 hours ago, LeMésTragique said:

I let them stay in the house so they'd kill other insects :gaycat5:

Pretty much this. I only set the ones free that I see struggling to get out of sinks or bathtubs. 

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I let them roam. they only come out at night anyway and they eat other bugs. works for me!

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kill or get someone THAT AIN'T ME to put them outside! maybe like down the street, I don't want to give them a reason to come back into the house!

 

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i'm more terrfied of moths then spiders though, lately I kinda leave them alone. 

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8 hours ago, PMKARDASHIAN said:

As someone with arachnophobia, I always chose death.
Now as someone who appreciates and respects nature and life, if it’s outside, I’ll let it be, but if I catch one of them scurrying across my floor it’s curtains for them and I’m sorry to that man :kitty: 

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I love spiders, I let them do their thing unless their web is to big, in which case I gently tear it down

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I set them free. 

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I try to catch them and put them outside.

I really try to avoid killing any insect if I can (except Mosquitos, those are straight from the devil :rip: )

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I just leave them alone, they kill and eat other nasty bugs I don't want in my home, I will take down their webs if it's too big or somewhere I don't want it, but other than that I let them do their thing, we have a mutual agreement :celestial5:

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