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I was so afraid of using this on our female golden silk orb weaver because of how massive she was compared to the diameter of the catcher fully open. So one day, we had a grass cutter come by, so I acted all heroic, praying to the universe that this catcher would not disappoint me in the hours of my extreme need. After my screaming and terrifying the life outta the poor spider, I managed to get her and transfer her to a tree across the house. Other than the catcher popping out from time to time (thank goodness it didn’t while I was trying to get that huge spider), I think it’s a good investment instead of wasting an entire can of bug spray or accidentally unleashing a horde of baby spiders after squishing its mother. @P
After 2 BIG & nasty spiders broke into my house & attempted to assassinate me, and I spent 10 minutes screaming and trying to get the courage to get near them with a paper towel to finish the job, I knew I needed a solution. This is the solution, and it is the best thing ever. It gives me enough distance from the spider that I feel more comfortable catching it, and the bristles provide a secure catch. Even better, it comes with a plastic test spider and a hook to hang it where it will be ready for you. Spiders that enter my house don’t leave, and this makes the job easier and less gross. @Knitting Bunny
The Critter Catcher is a cool product. I live in Florida, by a lake, and we have many insects knocking at the door. I’ve had it a week, and I have evicted a roach, 3 mosquitoes, and a dragonfly. All of them were caught and released without being hurt. @Dwain South

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