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<blockquote data-quote="Brandi" data-source="post: 1800243" data-attributes="member: 24446"><p>I lived in an apartment complex several years ago that was infested with fiddlebacks.&nbsp; I woke up several times to find some Stephan King sized brown recluse crawling across my face.&nbsp; I went all Jackie&nbsp; Chan on the management and they hired an exterminator.&nbsp; She came in and sprayed and couldn&#039;t believe the number of them she found and that I hadn&#039;t been bitten (I would find them squished in my sheets in the morning where I had rolled over and steam rolled the little vermin.&nbsp; The spray helped a bit but she told me to put those sticky mouse traps along the wall edges especially around the bed.&nbsp; In the first month I caught so many I was changing sticky traps every other day.&nbsp; After that it was just the occasional spider found.&nbsp; Lesson learned....sticky traps are brown recluse death!&nbsp; If you have pets this is a bad idea for obvious reasons.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Brandi, post: 1800243, member: 24446"] I lived in an apartment complex several years ago that was infested with fiddlebacks. I woke up several times to find some Stephan King sized brown recluse crawling across my face. I went all Jackie Chan on the management and they hired an exterminator. She came in and sprayed and couldn't believe the number of them she found and that I hadn't been bitten (I would find them squished in my sheets in the morning where I had rolled over and steam rolled the little vermin. The spray helped a bit but she told me to put those sticky mouse traps along the wall edges especially around the bed. In the first month I caught so many I was changing sticky traps every other day. After that it was just the occasional spider found. Lesson learned....sticky traps are brown recluse death! If you have pets this is a bad idea for obvious reasons. [/QUOTE]

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