Keeping spiders out starts with sealing up entry points and maintaining a clean environment.

• Check for gaps around windows, doors, and baseboards, and use caulk or weather stripping to close them.
• Regularly vacuum corners, behind furniture, and under appliances to remove webs and potential food sources.
• Sticky traps can be placed along walls and in basements to catch crawling insects and spiders.
• Consider using indoor pest repellent devices or sprays as an added layer of protection. Results may vary based on your home's layout and conditions.

Glue traps can help reduce spider activity by capturing them as they move across floors or along walls.

• Place traps in areas where you've seen spiders or near entry points.
• They're also effective for catching other crawling insects, which are a food source for spiders.
• Check traps regularly and replace them as needed for best results.
• While glue traps can help, combining them with other prevention methods can improve effectiveness.

Sticky traps are most effective when placed in locations where spiders are likely to travel.

• Put them along baseboards, behind furniture, in closets, and near doorways.
• Basements, garages, and storage areas are common spots for spider activity.
• Make sure traps are out of reach of children and pets.
• Monitor the traps and move them if you notice more activity in a different area.

Ultrasonic pest repellers are designed to emit sounds that deter insects and rodents, but they're generally considered safe for most household pets like cats and dogs.

• Always check the product packaging for specific safety information.
• If you have small pets such as rodents or exotic animals, consult your veterinarian before use.
• Placement and usage instructions should be followed to avoid any unintended effects.

Frequency of indoor insect spray use depends on the product and your home's pest activity.

• Always follow the instructions on the label for safe application.
• Some sprays offer lasting protection and may only need to be applied every few weeks.
• Reapply after cleaning or if you notice increased spider activity.
• Ventilate the area after spraying and keep children and pets away until surfaces are dry.