It’s also just wrong. There’s a reason predators like spiders and centipedes are territorial - if there are too many of them and they kill off the food supply they will starve. Spiders generally won’t actually make a significant dent in an indoor infestation - they will kind of naturally grow with the insect population but won’t eliminate it.
Found OP:
Ah, it looks like spiders are prepared for ze new world order.
Jumping spiders get a pass. Same with cellar spiders.
Grass spiders die on sight because they leave sticky-ass webs everywhere and have crawled on me randomly multiple times.
Most other spiders and centipedes ofc can get fucked unless they’re outside or in the garage.
Sorry, my irrational fear is gonna win out if I can’t safely move it outside (without risk of it crawling on me) and my partner isn’t home.
