In reply to Post #14
I wouldn't know, I wasn't born
I wouldn't know, I wasn't born
In reply to Post #16
Not many people were !
Not many people were !
In reply to Post #14
When my missus was 31 I told her the adult hand sized huntsman hiding in our tent was harmless.. she wasn't happy when she got internet signal again 😬
Though she did piss off a brown snake wearing flip flops and need rescuing
When my missus was 31 I told her the adult hand sized huntsman hiding in our tent was harmless.. she wasn't happy when she got internet signal again 😬
Though she did piss off a brown snake wearing flip flops and need rescuing
In reply to Post #18
In reply to Post #19
Can cause nausea, heart palpitations and in some cases death was along the lines of what it said... never has a 10 hour drive been so uncomfortable
Can cause nausea, heart palpitations and in some cases death was along the lines of what it said... never has a 10 hour drive been so uncomfortable
In reply to Post #20
I'd have to sleep with one eye open, and not for the spiders
I'd have to sleep with one eye open, and not for the spiders
In reply to Post #21
She has spent the 6 years since making me pay for it
She has spent the 6 years since making me pay for it
I have finally sorted the problem.
I got a spray aerosol called Indorex spray, made by Virbac. Its used as a flea treatment but reading the blurb it seems it will kill everything.
I used about 1/3 of the aerosol one warm day, sprayed around as much of the shed as i could see, far too much junk to easily access all the corners, and then quickly retreated and kept the door shut for a week.
Next time i went in the webs had not been rebuilt so it looked good.
So two weeks after the 1st spray i gave it another 1/3 of a tin and now a month later it seems like a complete success.
I got a spray aerosol called Indorex spray, made by Virbac. Its used as a flea treatment but reading the blurb it seems it will kill everything.
I used about 1/3 of the aerosol one warm day, sprayed around as much of the shed as i could see, far too much junk to easily access all the corners, and then quickly retreated and kept the door shut for a week.
Next time i went in the webs had not been rebuilt so it looked good.
So two weeks after the 1st spray i gave it another 1/3 of a tin and now a month later it seems like a complete success.
In reply to Post #23
Glad to report that there has been no return of the said little scary beasties
Glad to report that there has been no return of the said little scary beasties