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Keep Windows Shut to Stop the Spider from Entering Homes
**Tip:** Spiders are also attracted to **light** — so an open window with a lamp nearby at night is a magnet for both spiders and the bugs they feed on.
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### 🧼 How to Spider-Proof Your Windows
1. **Keep windows closed** when not necessary — especially at night.
2. **Inspect and repair screens** — patch up holes and ensure they fit snugly.
3. **Seal gaps and cracks** around windowsills with caulk.
4. **Clean regularly** — spiders love dust-free, undisturbed corners.
5. Use **essential oils** (like peppermint, tea tree, or eucalyptus) on cotton balls or as a spray — they naturally repel spiders.
6. **Turn off outdoor lights** when not in use — this reduces insect activity and makes your windows less attractive to hungry spiders.
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### 🧠 Did You Know?
* Spiders can **flatten their bodies** to squeeze through extremely tight spaces. Even a **millimeter-wide gap** near your window could be an open door.
* Keeping **indoor humidity low** can also make your home less inviting to spiders and other pests.
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### Final Thoughts
You don’t have to wage war on spiders to keep your home peaceful. Sometimes, **simple prevention is the best solution**. By keeping your windows shut (or at least well-sealed and screened), you’re taking a smart, proactive step toward a spider-free home.
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Small habit. Big difference.
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Would you like a natural DIY spider-repellent recipe or more pest-proofing tips? I’m happy to help!
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