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Like a lot of insect bother, it’s probably going to pass quickly as soon as their peak season is done. So even if you can’t change it, be comforted that it’s only a matter of time. Also be comforted that your surroundings are healthy and able to support life!
You may be able to discourage infiltration into your home by sealing gaps and applying some insecticide to OUTSIDE surfaces to keep them away from doors and windows where they might gain entry.
I once had a spider up my nose and afterward asked a doctor to scope me out and make sure I was okay. Turns out he has removed so many bugs from people’s heads that he is paranoid about it now. He said he liberally brushes peppermint oil all around his windowsills, doorways, and air vents. Some crawling bugs don’t want to cross it.
Thanks for the tip!
How did you get a spider up your nose? :D
Woke up, blew my nose, out came spidey. It was a pretty messed up morning.