Putting a towel on the broom may seem paradoxical, but isn’t it? Yet many housewives solve a few problems by adopting this trick.
Household chores are a preoccupation for those who like to live in tidy and, above all, clean spaces.
Spider webs in the home: a problem to be solved
A spider weaves its web to transmit the presence of an intruder through vibrations. Spiders produce silk through glands, which solidify on contact with air and thus become silk.
Although spiders are an important part of nature and the ecosystem that is part of your life, it’s really not pleasant to find one at home spinning its web.
It’s never pleasant to find a spider at home, but the truth is that as soon as you get lost or away from home for a few days, spider webs start appearing in every nook and cranny, especially in the corners of walls, where they’re more likely to appear.
What’s more, arachnophobia is a more than common fear, which is why many people are genuinely afraid of it and can’t sleep knowing there might be a spider in their room.
However, in addition to sweeping up the spider webs that often form, there are a few ways to prevent the intrusion of this insect.
Of course, before you start spraying any insecticide products around the house, it’s important to remove the spider webs.
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