What should you do if a spider wants to crawl in bed with you?
396617
Kill it before it bites.
231113
I think it’s totally bogus!!! Surely you would feel them crawling on your face while sleeping And then knock them off I know I would!! . Have some one tickle you lightly and ask what you did, if you’re freaked out about !!!!
991719
It depends on the spider...if it is not poisonous, you will probably get something that looks like a mosquito bite. Be careful though, you can get a secondary infection(cellulitus), that may require antibiotics. It looks like a regular bite, but the skin around it gets red and inflamed. If you suspect a spider is poisonous, you should head to the ER asap!
506483
Arachnophobia.  My mom would tape plastic spiders on the cabinets when I was a toddler to keep me out of them.  It worked!
538921
all of them are wrong.  its 3 spiders a year and the ones you eat are dead and just fall in. they dont harm anything because they are small. you cant avoid it and yes it includes people who vaccum their house everyday (which i dont see the point in doing)
207595
The doctor told me all spider bites are dangerous, stapf infcetions and such.  You need to get in to see a doctor.  You need antibiotics.  I was bit by a brown recluse and it not any fun.  I have taken care of them at home, but it takes longer to get over them.  I did what the doctor did, I lanced it and kept neosporin on it.  You really do need antibiotics though to get ove it faster.
812991
The best route is to call an exterminator. Unfortunately it may take multiple trips for the problem to be eradicated. \n\nIf cost is an issue, there are home methods that work, but you MUST be vigilant, as it may take some time.\n\n#1) Clean, clean, clean. Wash EVERYTHING with hot water. Steam clean the carpet. Steam clean the seams of your mattress. Look around your clock radio. They like to hide in cracks. Look along the baseboards of the room. \n\n#2) Buy some type of insecticide and follow the directions completely. Repeat as needed. \n\n#3) Clean again!\n\nYou can do this on your own, but be prepared for a battle that may last a few weeks. \n\nIf you have any questions, feel free to comment and I will do my best to answer. I work for a LARGE health department and help people with this problem almost every week.
1183028
Bite me................ Or bite you \n\ncause thats what the spider will do
925767
Many spider families including Pisauridae and Lycosidae spend lengthy amounts of time with their offspring. Nursery web spiders will carry the egg sac in their fangs sometimes for more than a month and then they will attach the eggs to some sort of substrate and wait nearby t protect them until the young hatch and leave the nest.\nWolf spiders will carry the eggs on their abdomen until the young hatch, then they will crawl around on the mother's back unitl they are ready to leave and then they just drop off as they please.\nOther web building spiders will keep the egg sac in the nest but dont really dedicate any time to guarding or transporting them, their presence alone and a very large sticky web are usually enough to keep any would-be predators away.\n\nhope this answers your question!
71822
matters how scared u r of them if u r terrified and u leave the house if you see one, then u probably need help lol....exposure to them is the best way. first start off small like look @ them on pictures and stuff and then work ur way up to watching movies about them(dicovery chaneel and pbs not 8 legged freaks) and then go lookin for them. watch them there pretty neat. I feed a black widow in my backyard every now and then when im back there its pretty cool how they work. im not helping am i ? lol......
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I HAVE THE ANSWER.  Actually I got it off the Myth Busters website.  On a very rate occasion might you swallow a spider in your sleep.  But, the reality is that a spider or other small insect will not go near your mouth because of your breathing and the scent involved.
650854
It sounds like a jumping spider. If it is a hairy matte black then Im sure it is. They are mostly harmless prefering to leave you alone and eat houseflys. They are not generaly agressive unless provoked.
197628
For a spider to get into your mouth while you're sleeping, (a) you must have your mouth OPEN, which is certainly not universal, so there's a big chunk of people who can never swallow anything; (b) there has to be a wandering spider in your immediate vicinity, also something which--for most people in the civilized world, at least--is a fairly rare occurrence; (c) the spider has to either jump or fall into your mouth from a long distance, because they won't go near your mouth otherwise (they're not suicidal), and the odds are pretty astronomical of a spider randomly dropping into your mouth from the ceiling. \n\nPut it all together, and it would be a miracle for a spider to end up in anyone's mouth while they're sleeping, except for one rare circumstance--when a spider egg sac hatches indoors. At that point, you can have hundreds of microscopic spiders, a millimeter long or less, leaping into the air in a short time span (under an hour total) and trying to ride the air currents to freedom. This is as known as "ballooning"; you may remember it from Charlotte's Web. If you're in a house where a bunch of microscopic spiders are ballooning around, you MIGHT accidentally inhale about a dozen one night, IF the air were circulating sufficiently for them to get airborne and stay there long enough to drift in front of your face. The odds of such a thing are obviously quite small, but it surely happens to someone somewhere from time to time, and that will boost the average--but not enough that I would believe that the AVERAGE person inhales the contents of one egg sac in their lifetime. \n\nThe majority of people probably never swallow ANY spiders in their sleep, so the statistic will be composed of a fair number of people (still a tiny minority) that swallow one or two by accident, plus a vanishingly tiny handful of people who swallow a large number, due to a freak occurrence as above. Not enough to add up to much, especially when you consider that 99% of the spiders swallowed are almost too small to see, and you wouldn't feel them even if you swallowed them while awake. I know I won't lose any sleep over it.
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Myth: You unknowingly swallow an average of four live spiders in your sleep each year.\n\nFact: This very widespread urban legend has no basis in fact. It exists in various forms; another common version is that you swallow an average of 20 in your lifetime. (At 4 per year, that would make a very short lifetime of 5 years...) A correspondent in Pennsylvania had heard a version that involved swallowing a pound of spiders (while sleeping) in one's lifetime. (That would be over 20,000 average spiders, for a lifetime of 5,000 years at the 4 per year rate).\n\nFor a sleeping person to swallow even one live spider would involve so many highly unlikely circumstances that for practical purposes we can rule out the possibility. No such case is on formal record anywhere in scientific or medical literature. Since this page first appeared, I have heard from one person who found a small harmless spider hiding in her ear (which is possible), another who claimed to have had one in her nose (but had no evidence that it wasn't already in her hanky), and one who claimed that when she was a young child a spider leg was found by her lips. But not one person has claimed that a spider entered his or her mouth.
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Spiders aren't nasty.  They eat other bugs, so with spiders around, there are a lot few of other bugs.\n\nPhobias are treated by education and desentization.  Learn a lot about spiders so you will know that they are mostly harmless (with a couple exceptions that are easy to deal with).  Then, start encountering spiders.  Go looking for spiders, and when you find one, get as close as you can stand.  Do this frequently.  You will find out that being around spiders is not the end of the world and you'll relax.\n\nIf you don't think you can do it on your own, go to a psychologist.  They deal with phobias all the time.\n\nGood luck!
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According to this...\nhttp://pmo.umext.maine.edu/factsht/bedbugs.htm\nControl of bed bugs can be difficult.especially in homes that have many cracks and crevices, loose wallpaper, etc. Three actions need to be considered for quick relief and control....\n1.) A good vacuum cleaning \n2.) Use a space spray(bug bomb) to penetrate an infested area.\n3.)After space spraying, use a light application of an approved aerosol spray on mattresses, stuffed chairs, clothes, etc., to kill surviving bed bugs.\nAir everything out afterwords...\nA fresh paint job and caulking to seal the cracks\nmight help, too.\nOr call a better exterminator...\nhttp://www.globalexterminating.com/bed-bug-infestation.html
1085301
Maybe because spiders are just creepy crawlies and the flies lay eggs on your food. Actually, if I were you, I won't blame you if I'm afraid of flies laying eggs on your own food. I would be totally grossed out. Get a fly killer or somthing and just get rid of it before it totally ruins your house and your life. About the spiders, I believe most people are afraid of that, and I am too. So don't worry! =]