Spider catch with light
Spiders (big, fat, fat! * G *) do not run away from them before and during their removal (using a vacuum cleaner, scrubber, glass + cardboard, cold spray ...) when they are sitting in the light cone of a bright flashlight. You can easily approach them, even clear objects that are right next to them. The spider will be dead until it is too;)
Important: The light cone should be focused on it centrally, and be much brighter than the ambient light. Cheap Funzeln from the supermarket will probably not work. There are also euphonious information such as x watts or y-thousand mcd nothing ... from 100 lumens output is one thinks I'm on the safe side.
(The picture was taken in daylight with a 250 lumen flashlight, the rest of the room was not dark ... it was just so bright around the spider!)
