How to deal with the sticky mess the small critters leave behind after themselves? We've got you sorted with some easy tips and tricks to deal with not only preventing the cobwebs from forming but from preventing the spiders from getting inside your house. Cobwebs are very eye-catching so it’s not good, especially when you have always visitors. NW Maids Cleaning Service is here to help you to remove cobwebs all over the house.

Cobwebs are dusty sticky, vacated spider webs that are on your ceiling or doors or windows. It is important to not only clean them but make sure they don’t reappear. Hence let's look at some of the tips and tricks to tackle this:

1. Vacuum: You can use a vacuum to take down the cobwebs. Many vacuums come with extension nozzles that are long and sleep enough to capture a cobweb.

2. Soft duster: You use a long stick soft duster to scoop them up and clean the traces of your doors and the windows.

3. Get creative: If you are still unable to reach those corners of the rooms, then grab an old sock and place it on the brooms to catch the webs on it and throw the sock away.

4. Cover your basis: If you don’t want them to leave little cobwebs everywhere then you must prevent them from entering the house. Make sure your block every single small crack in windows and doors. And cover the vents with insect seals to ensure they don’t get in.

5. Pots and plants: Insects love to hide in pots and plants and if you’ve got a lot of them then maybe place them a little bit away from your doors and windows to ensure they don’t get inside.

6. Scent to keep them away: Since these crawlers taste with their legs. You can easily spray eucalyptus, lemon, and peppermint into the corners and windows of the rooms to keep them out.

At the end of the day, whichever way you use as long as they stay outside the house you are safe.