The Easiest DIY Spider Spray when Your Wife is Complaining

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Step by Step how to treat the outside, garage, and inside of your home for pests like spiders.

ALL the EXACT products I use for 🪳pest control, 🎥 content creation, and 🕺personal.

0:00 - Complaining?
0:22 - Step 1: What to Buy
1:43 - Step 2: Outside Application
5:41 - Step 3: Garage Application
9:36 - Step 4: Inside Application
12:59 - How Much To Use?

In today's video, I walk you through step by step how you can easily and effectively treat your home for spiders. All pest control problems consist of many factors that contribute to the severity of the infestation. If you are seeing lots of spiders around your home, there are many steps you can take in order to eradicate the pests. A very quick way to eliminate spiders is to use an insecticide application like I did in today's video. Let me know if you have any questions about what I did in the comments and thank you so much for watching! See you soon!
-Dan @DanTheBugMan

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I have Talstar P, Transport Mikron and Delta Dust. Delta Dust is my favorite. I use Delta Dust all around the outside of my house. In the area where I put Delta Dust, I haven't seen a pest in 1 year. I also like to spray Delta Dust in crevices and cracks. I put Delta Dust inside a wasp nest on the side of my house to get rid of them which I don't recommend anyone doing because they became very aggressive.

I also put down Spectracide Triazicide For Lawns Granules 20-lb Insect Killer every year. I believe pest control is important. Once you start treating your house, you will see less pests. This year I didn't even have flies or mosquitoes outside my house which was awesome.

Theinsomniac

6:00 your killing me with the power stance 😂😂

Sirnayooo

DuraFlex CS is not labeled for spiders, and ive always been told that control of spiders through residuals is difficult due to their physiology, they walk around on claws more or less and don't pick up chemical as well as insects.

faxthing

Hey man, just found your channel and love it so far. Question for you, I just moved into a new place in the western part of NY and I noticed right off the bat that we have not so much an infestation but somehow when it rains I notice we will sometimes get those disgusting house centipedes, not the giant red ones but the almost furry looking ones (not furry like a caterpillar but not a shiny exoskeleton like the giant red ones, they range from like 1" to the biggest I seen being like 6-7" and have tons of legs that bend at an angle. Honestly I would rather find 10 tarantulas in my house everyday instead of 1 of these house centipedes per month lol, they make my skin absolutely crawl. We have an unfinished basement that gets damp so I installed a dehumidifier, and more recently by accident I found a small gap in our baseboards going around the kitchen and bathroom (which is where I was finding them most (bathroom walls, in the bathtub) I saw one at night once and it was against the baseboards on the kitchen floor and there was no where for it to go and it was in wide open plain sight, I turned around for literally 5 seconds to grab a shoe to kill it and when I turned around it was gone, I got down on my hands and knees and that's how I noticed the maybe 1" gap because you couldn't see it when standing up. So I ended up going around the entire area of the house baseboards with silicone caulk to seal the gap up and that has stopped about 99% of them from coming in but every once in a while I will see some in the same places (either kitchen adjacent to the basement door, or in the bathroom which is directly to the left when you come up from the basement so that must be where they're coming from). So I'm just curious if you know of any other measures I can do apart from remodeling the unfinished basement to keep them out, the dehumidifier keeps the basement pretty dry and the caulk is holding up fine so I'm at a loss for what to do next so any recommendations would be amazing bro, thanks in advance!

SevenGC

I don't have these problems because my wife is a spider 😎

pumkin

Hey 👋 man. I’ve noticed that never use any PPE while working

frankvqz

Love the videos as a fellow pest control tech.

Buckinventures

What other product can I use to control spiders? I just moved to a house in California, product not sellable here, and there are a ton of spiders? I would really appreciate some help.

JoseRodriguez-bnww