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4 Ways to Catch a Spider

By Matthew Lynch
October 20, 2023
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Spiders are a common sight in many homes, and while they are generally harmless, some people may have a fear of them or worry about spider bites. If you need to catch a spider without causing harm to it (or yourself), try one of these four methods.

1. Glass and Card Method

This is a classic method that works for both small and large spiders. It’s simple, effective, and requires minimal tools. Here’s what you need to do:

– Find a glass or transparent container with a wide mouth.

– Slowly approach the spider with the glass without startling it.

– Gently place the glass over the spider, trapping it inside.

– Carefully slide a piece of stiff paper or card under the glass until it covers the opening.

– Hold the card firmly in place while you lift the glass off the surface.

– Take the trapped spider outside and gently remove the card so it can escape.

2. Jar and Lid Method

This method involves using a jar with a lid and works best for larger spiders. It’s similar to the glass and card method but allows you to keep control of the jar easier . Follow these steps:

– Find a jar with a screw-on lid that has air holes for ventilation.

– Approach the spider slowly with the jar, avoiding sudden movements.

– Place the jar over the spider, trapping it inside.

– Slide the lid underneath the jar’s edge so that it ends up between the mouth of the jar and wherever your spider rests (e.g., floor/wall).

– Gently screw on or hold together your lid and safely carry your trapped spider outdoors before releasing.

3. Vacuum Method

For those who want minimal contact with spiders or need to reach an inaccessible spot, consider using your vacuum cleaner hose attachment. Try this:

– Attach an extendable hose to your vacuum cleaner for ease of use and added reach.

– Switch on the vacuum and carefully bring the nozzle close to the spider.

– Position the nozzle nearby so that the suction draws the spider into the hose.

– Quickly cover the end of the hose with a piece of cloth or your hand to prevent escape.

– Detach the hose and gently release the spider outside.

4. DIY Spider Catching Tool

One other option is to invest in (or build) a spider-catching tool designed for this purpose. Some commercial products work with a similar method as the glass and card, while others involve gentle bristles that trap and release spiders without harming their delicate legs. DIY versions can be created with household items, such as tape or rubber bands, attached to a long handle or wooden dowel.

As you attempt to catch and release spiders back into their natural habitat, remember to remain patient and gentle. These creatures play an essential role in our ecosystem, so treat them with respect as you coexist within your shared space.

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