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Have you used a spider catcher?

  • 05-07-2007 2:55pm
    #1
    zoe
    Closed Accounts Posts: 198 ✭✭


    There are two spider catchers which I'm interested in.

    The first is a vacuum type which I'm sure would be very effective...
    http://www.buyabugbuster.com/page/index.asp?pageCatID=10

    The second is a bristle type which captures the spider...
    http://www.spidercatcher.net/EU/product.htm

    I'm sure the vacuum one would be effective. A battery is required, but I can always just use a rechargeable battery.

    No battery is required for the bristle type one. Though I wonder how easy it would be to catch spiders with. Would it be as effective as the vacuum one?

    Anyone here used either of these products? Thanks


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  • #2
    Alun
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 21,499 ✭✭✭✭Alun


    An empty yoghurt pot and a bit of cardboard to slide underneath it do it for me .. why spend all that money?


  • #3
    Yellow Snow
    Closed Accounts Posts: 256 ✭✭Yellow Snow


    We have one of the bristle type ones (bought in the gadget shop in dublin I think??) and it does work but can be tricky with the smaller lads. :) For daddy long legs and the likes its great. But it can be a pain in the a** trying to catch the smaller/faster ones. It's good fun hunting in the shed with it though LOL

    Don't know much about the vac one but it looks great, may even get one myself! :)


  • #4
    zoe
    Closed Accounts Posts: 198 ✭✭zoe


    Alun wrote:
    An empty yoghurt pot and a bit of cardboard to slide underneath it do it for me .. why spend all that money?
    Sometimes they're high up the wall so it'd be handy to have something that would reach up to them.
    Yellow Snow wrote:
    We have one of the bristle type ones (bought in the gadget shop in dublin I think??) and it does work but can be tricky with the smaller lads. :) For daddy long legs and the likes its great. But it can be a pain in the a** trying to catch the smaller/faster ones.
    That's what I was wondering. Since all the spiders I get in my house nowadays only seem to come in size large and are therefore usually quite fast!

    Maybe I'll just go for the vacuum one.
    Yellow Snow wrote:
    Don't know much about the vac one but it looks great, may even get one myself! :)
    You can buy them on eBay, they're cheaper there.


  • #5
    Yellow Snow
    Closed Accounts Posts: 256 ✭✭Yellow Snow


    zoe wrote:
    You can buy them on eBay, they're cheaper there.

    Thanks, ill check them out :)


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