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Old 01-17-2010, 10:34 PM #1
Ingwaz Ingwaz is offline
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Attention Need immediate response!!!

There is a large brown recluse spider in our kitchen of our small apartment....we have two cats and Litara is in a wheelchair...so we need to be extra careful, as recluse are known to attack/stalk for no reason.

Does anyone know a safe and effective way to get rid of them? It is about 4 cm in length and a beautiful maroonish brown/shiny color, with small sacks on its leg joints, which I believe are a poison sack. I am positive this is a male brown recluse spider. I would love any feedback--asap!

He is right now, behind the oven. We put a bottle near his last resting place, hoping he will go in and we could throw him out!!! Ideas, please?
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