What is the appropriate way to treat for spiders?

Applying treatments in cracks and crevices is an effective way to treat for spiders because these areas provide ideal hiding spots for them. Spiders tend to seek shelter in dark, secluded places where they can hunt for prey and avoid light. By targeting cracks and crevices with appropriate insecticides, you disrupt their habitats and reduce their population more effectively.

Vacuuming regularly is indeed a good general practice for maintaining cleanliness and removing visible spiders but may not eliminate them completely or address the root of the problem. Using bait traps can be useful for some pests; however, spiders are less likely to be attracted to bait intended for other insects. Installing spider repellent barriers can create a deterrent effect, but may not address the existing spider population already present in the home.

Thus, focusing on cracks and crevices directly addresses the issue by targeting those areas where spiders live, leading to better control and management of the spider population.