How to get rid of Wolf Spiders
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Steps to Get Rid of Wolf Spiders
- Clear all clutter and debris from around the outside of your home.
- Keep mulch and other heavy ground cover vegetation away from your home’s foundation.
- Use outdoor lighting as little as possible as lighting attracts the wolf spider’s prey.
- Seal all cracks and crevices around doors, windows and your home’s foundation.
- Clear cardboard boxes and clutter from your home’s interior.
- Vacuum regularly to avoid attracting insects that come indoors in search of food.
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