There's a spider living in my driver's side mirror that is driving me nuts. Does anybody have any ideas of how to get rid of it? I am fed up of brushing the web off each time I use the car.
Anybody suggesting I install a bird had better bear in mind there isn't room for the cat, dog goat etc. :-(
In response to what Phil Cook posted in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:
Give it a good blast with insect killer spray, via the gap at the edge. When itsy-bitsy comes scurrying out, kill him.
I know an old lady who swallowed a fly>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Take the mirror out
Its not too difficult
Tony R
In response to what anthony redshaw posted in news:w7%Xc.205$ snipped-for-privacy@newsfe6-win.ntli.net:
Wanna buy a sledgehammer? Nuts for the cracking of?
It is, after all, an Italian car - the above (1st) rule shall apply.
Or you could try a vacuum cleaner........
hose pipe?
Mindwipe wrote in news:4130b000$0$20251 $ snipped-for-privacy@news-text.dial.pipex.com:
I had a spider living behind my 306's passenger-side mirror a few weeks ago; had webby geometric handiwork reappearing every couple of days.
I think a good car wash may have evicted it for good. ;-)
-- sA
Learn to live with it, it'll keep the flys down. I'm always sad to see the back of my wing mirror spider.
I wonder if this is some whole new breed of spider, the wing-mirror spider?
Andy
got one in my 406,zapped the cavity with fly spray and had it no more, for about a week! then another one arrived! mind I live on a farm and the buildings are covered in webs. Now I don't bother,I just place the high jet spray in the mirrors when I wash the car. Like to think of them hanging on for dear life!
Thanks for all the sugestions folks. The high pressure wash is a non starter cos the car is parked away from a power supply :-(
I'll give it a squirt with insecticide and see if incy wincy dies.. knowing my luck she'll leave her house to her sisters in her will :-(
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