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If you’re dealing with a spider that’s chilling on a wall or ceiling, try this: take a spray bottle with water and spritz a few drops near it—not on it, because that’s just mean. Spiders dislike wet surfaces, so they’ll move away from the moisture. Place a cardboard tube (like from a toilet paper roll) in the direction you want them to go. They’ll often crawl into the tube because it’s dry and dark.

This works best if you also dim the lights slightly. Spiders are more active in low light, so evening is prime time. Just don’t wave the tube around like a magic wand—unless you’re into theatrical exits.

The “Bug Delivery” Service

Here’s the nuclear option: if you want a spider out fast, offer it a live snack. A common fruit fly or a tiny ant will do. Capture one gently (use a napkin), and place it near the spider’s hiding spot. Spiders sense movement and will come investigate. The moment it pounces, you can scoop it up with a cup and paper.

Yes, this means you’re basically a spider UberEats driver. Don’t dwell on that. Just remember: you’re helping the spider go on an exciting outdoor adventure!