Spider control - garage vs living

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#189414 29-Dec-2015 08:54

Hi can anyone shed light on the best way to control spiders for as long as possible (hoping for 12 months) in a non living space ie garage.

I found this - any good?

PS what about living spaces?

http://www.wetandforget.co.nz/products/pest-control/miss-muffet-s-revenge-76/miss-muffet-s-revenge.html

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#1458373 29-Dec-2015 09:48

I use 'Ripcord Plus' for spider/bug control in my workshop and also in the house ceiling areas. Seems to work for at least 12 months.

I usually buy the concentrate version and mix it in a small garden sprayer.

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#1458594 29-Dec-2015 16:54

Ok thanks I'll look at that

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#1458631 29-Dec-2015 17:42

Whitetails are supposed to be pretty good at controlling other spiders. I always see the presence of spiders as a reassuring sign.

Plesse igmore amd axxept applogies in adbance fir anu typos

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#1458711 29-Dec-2015 20:31

+ 1 for Ripcord or there is a kiwi brand called "no bugs" or something along those lines that I have found does just as good for about 1/2 the price. Ripcord is what the pros use I believe.

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#1458722 29-Dec-2015 20:57

Is this the right ripcord?

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#1458781 29-Dec-2015 22:19

joker97: Is this the right ripcord?

Yip.

This is the other one I now use, way cheaper as it makes 12 litres against Ripcords 5 litres for the same price.
http://www.mitre10.co.nz/shop/garden_centre/plant_health_pest_control/kiwicare_no_bugs_super_250ml_138881/

I take it the same problem you asked about in 2014 wasn't sufficiently resolved?

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#1458800 29-Dec-2015 22:57

Wow you have very good memory! In tech 6 months is enough to be outdated ... Was thinking maybe spider tech might have changed too!
I believe I was recommended a handheld squeezing bottle that emptied fast after asking then. 5-12L this time is way better!