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Camping in the deserts of SE New Mexico, I once had a scorpion enter my bedroll and early on, as we were still restoring this old west Texas farm installing new flooring, I've had moths, beetles, spiders and wasps in bed with me (not all at the same time). I'll vote for a slug. The wasp stung me and we have some nasty spiders.
However there's nothing like going to the bathroom about 3:00 am and finding a strange moving black "rope" stretched out across the darkened hallway. That'll sure make you moonwalk!
The black rope influenced the color of my bedroom carpet. Been there and done that. My carpet is green whisper which looks like the sand on the beach. I would prefer the slug too. Both the "rope" and the spider could be deadly.
Mice are cute and usually only want cereal or cheese. Wouldn't want one on my bed though. Mice run when you scream.
To stop some of the traffic in your bed try to make sure the cover from the bed does not touch the floor. Most creepy crawly things keep to the floor unless there is a cover there for them to climb up.
Have you ever wondered why certain scents are in furniture polish. If I remember correctly, spiders do not like lemon scent and scorpions do not like lavender scent. If spiders are a problem, sprinkle powers behind your bed and it will cause problems for them and dry them up and sometimes kill them.
I have started sprinkling talcum powders on my carpet when I am going to be gone on vacation. The best way to get rid of insects is to make it unpleasant for them to stay around.
I haven't had anymore "black ropes" in my floor since we finished the flooring but I can tell you after I came off the ceiling that morning that little buddy quickly became a limp "dead rope." We have no poisonous snakes in this location of the south plains (not even rattlers) but I don't like snakes and I like them even less in my house.
BTW, I believe talc gets between the joints of the exoskeleton of insects and causes death by abrasion.
Better than those dang big Palmetto Bugs in Florida..On a tile floor they sound like a horse with metal shoes on cobblestones.Then when you step on them sound like a Rice Crispy..crunch with yellow goo that flies out across the floor...Take a cold slimy slug any old time..
The black rope influenced the color of my bedroom carpet. Been there and done that. My carpet is green whisper which looks like the sand on the beach. I would prefer the slug too. Both the "rope" and the spider could be deadly.
Mice are cute and usually only want cereal or cheese. Wouldn't want one on my bed though. Mice run when you scream.
To stop some of the traffic in your bed try to make sure the cover from the bed does not touch the floor. Most creepy crawly things keep to the floor unless there is a cover there for them to climb up.
Have you ever wondered why certain scents are in furniture polish. If I remember correctly, spiders do not like lemon scent and scorpions do not like lavender scent. If spiders are a problem, sprinkle powers behind your bed and it will cause problems for them and dry them up and sometimes kill them.
I have started sprinkling talcum powders on my carpet when I am going to be gone on vacation. The best way to get rid of insects is to make it unpleasant for them to stay around.
Unless they are in my house. Then what those 8 legged spawns from hell do is walk along the ceiling, wait until they are right over me and then, "fall" on me. ON PURPOSE! I know they do, I hear them radioing the coordinates to the other demon spawn back at the web.
I really can't decide which I'd prefer, cuz I don't prefer any of them!!!
I don't think I've ever woke up with a creepy insect, at least not that I can remember.
My least favorite insect is a roach. I live at the base of a hill, and the soil is very rocky. As the foundation has settled, I assume there are now cracks that provide the perfect highway for my visitors. I keep my house spotless, so I don't really understand what the attraction is....perhaps my company? I'm constantly spraying for roaches during the summer. Outside, around the perimeter of the house, in the garage, and I put boric acid on my base boards. They need to just stay in their home, NOT mine!
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Slug of coarse !
