Jamie-C
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Registered: 3rd Jun 08
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I'm shit scared of the things and theres been 5 huge ones murdered in here today I feel like a victim in my own house 
Is there any old tricks to keep them out of your bedroom?
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Eddx14xe
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Keep killing them lol.
I kept getting loads of big ones in my room last year. I killed all apart from 1-2 and i havent found any in here since.
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Tiger
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quote: Originally posted by Jamie-C
I'm shit scared of the things and theres been 5 huge ones murdered in here today I feel like a victim in my own house 
Is there any old tricks to keep them out of your bedroom?
Chestnut wood keeps them away, they dont like it for some reason.
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chloe16v
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conkers are suppose to keep them away aswell, their is afew on the trees now
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Mike
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I bet they weren't huge.
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Jamie-C
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I'll have to give the conkers a try, and yes Mike they were huge , there like whippets too when they start running, took about 5 attempts too kill one of them it was that quick
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Tomnova16
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Conkers work.
http://www.lemass.co.uk/ for all your automotive/bodyshop needs
Located in Chalfont st Peter
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Jamie-C
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Awesome, do you just scatter them or put a load in a bowl or something?
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DannyB
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Cellotape 7 in a row to the ceiling mate, no more or no less, make sure they're pointing towards the window though.
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DanCobb
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Chuck them at them
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Mike
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Why would you want to have a load of conkers lying about? Just man up
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Corsa_Sport21
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quote: Originally posted by Jamie-C
I'll have to give the conkers a try, and yes Mike they were huge , there like whippets too when they start running, took about 5 attempts too kill one of them it was that quick
Im sure if you had 8 legs you would be pretty fast too.
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_Allan_
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quote: Originally posted by DannyB
Cellotape 7 in a row to the ceiling mate, no more or no less, make sure they're pointing towards the window though.
+1, 100% works. I hate them also and have had no issues since.
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JaffaTB
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i get my cat to eat any spiders
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Jamie-C
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I'll do that tomorrow then. Hopefully it works
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Jamie-C
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quote: Originally posted by JaffaTB
i get my cat to eat any spiders
I usually get my dog to eat them but shes useless when they start climbing the walls, i tried spraying them with hair spray and fly spray before, didn't work
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_Allan_
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Good luck. Get some pics up. If I was home I'd show you how I positioned mine. About 1m from the window is far enough.
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DannyB
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Make sure it's pointed towards the window though as they hate it, they try to follow the line and when it ends they don't know what to do. That's why they always stick to skirting boards. It will get confused and look for the nearest exit.
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Jamie-C
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Epic, I will no longer be victimised in my bedroom come tomorrow
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DannyB
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When you've done it upload a pic and I'll take one of how mine are in the back bedroom, see if you've done it right
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Corsa_Sport21
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quote: Originally posted by Jamie-C
quote: Originally posted by JaffaTB
i get my cat to eat any spiders
I usually get my dog to eat them but shes useless when they start climbing the walls, i tried spraying them with hair spray and fly spray before, didn't work
It does work when you add a lighter into the process.
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andy1868
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my uncle sprays them with oven cleaner, apparently they melt
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sc0ott
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I throw them out.
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ashleh
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quote: Originally posted by DannyB
Cellotape 7 in a row to the ceiling mate, no more or no less, make sure they're pointing towards the window though.
My mum used to do this, works a treat.
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BarnshaW
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i found melons work better then conkers and 9 proved better then 7
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