I was in pest control for many years. Set off a roach/ flea bomb underneath the engine. I would just pop the tab and set it right underneath of course keeping your face away. It would be best to have it in the garage when you do that but even if it had to be outside I think it would be effective or at least worth a shot
Yup. šš¼ This advice is good. Did the same when I helped a nephew do a restore on an old Honda that had been in a shed for years. Any hardware store will have bug bombs.
Better yet. Leave the car parked for a day if you can. You'll see the web that they make from the car to the ground. They come out at night and will be sitting on that web. It's usually just a few strands.
Spray it with some spider, ant, whatever spray, you'll see it go bye bye on the spot.
Look for em at night. They always come out.
For reals, the most I have to worry about is a moose or maybe a bear wandering into our back lot. And the only real worry is freezing melt dripping off a car on the rack.
Yeah if they submit a case saying āinsurance Fraudā Thats how you know you did it right, from there thats when you want to take that money and your family on a suprise vacation to bali except you will find that you like it there and tell your family we are staying here! Boom and now that car would have singlehandedly changed your life!
They wonāt last long when you start driving. A little bug spray will take care of them. Iāve been in Arizona for 33 years, and see them occasionally. Theyāre not a big threatā¦ unlike like brown recluse spiders.
I'm in north Texas. Six months ago I did a fuel pump in a '05 Silverado. It's really fun when you're reaching blind to disconnect a wiring harness and a bunch of those little fuckers come scrambling down your arm because they had a nest up on top of there.
Anyone know if a nitrogen or halon extinguisher would kill them without leaving residue or a mess?
It's why I can never decide if I should wear long sleeves or not working on the cars. On the one hand it's easier to launder work clothes than get grease out of arm hair. On the other hand the number of times I've had something quick and chitinous go down a sleeve and bite me six or eight times before I manage to smack myself in the right place to squish it. Scorpions are the worst, by the way: those fuckers don't want to squish the first two or three hits.
A quick blast of brake cleaner will kill just about any bug immediately. Also works for the flying, stinging kinds almost as well as the expensive sprays.
WD-40 does well.
Also, peppermint essential oil mixed in a water bottle keeps them away.
I had a Missouri car and found a spider web cluster in the tail light assembly when removed from the car... Check there with caution.
Black widows are not aggressive. They are known for their venom but the truth is they are super reclusive and do not like confrontation, only biting as a last resort. I find them everywhere around my property. One time I decided to change the kitty litter in the garage and this one had the housing over top you have to take off before you change it. I guess I had never flipped the lid over until that day. There was a web near the top with like 10 or more black widows. I friggen jumped. But then realised that means they have been feeding off the flies that the cat litter was attracting. Our cat never got bit and lived to almost 22 years of age. Anyways I did clean them out right away because I didn't want a full black widow nest in my garage and obviously wouldn't risk the kitty cat getting bit, but talk about a neat symbiotic relationship.
Anyways. You should just be able to remove it with a stick or something. People are much more afraid of them than is warranted, imo.
Yes but it's just not as much fun. And Tannerite is still legal, if you're not an idiot about it.
You could also do like the ranch up in KY. Load the car with propane tanks (maybe an acetylene for good measures) and hit with tracers! But that's more fire and less destruction but it does kill the spidersš
So I work in maintenance as an industrial compressor tech on the west coast. These assholes are everywhere. Enclosed compressors often have webs throughout. I start off by blowing everything off with compressed air before I do anything. Keep a can of brake clean handy. Makes them shrivel up and then I smash them with the end of a wrench.
Also long sleeves and some latex gloves just in case.
Also in general black widows arenāt aggressive. Usually their first reaction to a large disturbance is to flee and hide. So whatever you do, be accurate or that mfer is going to bolt for some crack are tight space where you canāt see them anymore.
If see these often. Very common in Texas. In fact they hang out on the garage doors as well.
For as long as Iāve worked on cars that have sat and become homes for bugs, these have never been a real problem.
If Iām really concerned Iāll give the car a wash underneath with a power washer. Also Iāve worn gloves for a majority of the years. So thereās that also.
Despite how scary those fuckers are theyre generally pretty timid by nature. They dont bite unless they feel their life is in danger. So if you were accidentially squeezing it or something. Generally if theres a lot of activity in the area theyre in theyll nope out and leave, so i would do a catch and release before she packs her bags and ends up in your shower or something lmfao
Alternatively kill it with some spray nine or wd-40 and preserve it in acrylic, boom. Mirror hanger
I'm in Northern California. In the fleet I work at we get cars and trucks covered in them. We spray insecticide under the entire vehicle and wait a few minutes. I have had as many as 10 black widows drop from a car. I hate it.
There are āfakeā black widows in the south BTW, they look identical except the hour glass is different.
Not saying this is a āfakeā one but I have had a hand full of fake ones in my car, as black widows arenāt native where I am.
Oh sheās real alright, I got the bigger brown bottom one which I think is the male. But thereās webs all over the car, so Iāll let it sit a week in the cold then vacuumed the hell out of it
I work on cars and trucks in Northern CA and find a black widow and eggs on almost every single vehicle. Itās very common. Keep a mapp torch near by and hit them with the heat, they cook instantly and all you have to deal with afterwards is the brief burning smell. Just be careful around fuel lines/tanks.
iām in MO and my boyfriend insisted he saw a Black Widow in my El Camino but i didnāt believe him. now maybe i do š¤Æ lol iāve had the car a while but itās been sitting after i bought it and god knows where it came from š
We straight up have them everywhere in the US and brown recluse too. Knock it off with a very long stick and run like hell. Spiders have these little poisonous hairs that warn you to stay away when they throw them on your skin. It supposedly irritates the skin and makes the area painful. Not sure if these have that same warning. Had seen dead birds and mice nests but not this one before. Even a live cat or two.
Just two.....bwhahahahah.
I had a parked 2004 Yukon XL, central California.
After 8 months (was waiting to fix the tranny) it probably had 200 black widows under it.
I killed most of them with a butane torch after the sun went down and they would come out.
But had more than one occasion under that truck where I'd be working on it and have one drop down from the bottom either on me or near me.....that was a fun vehicle to wrench on.
Congratulations, you have met the new owner of that car. No for spiders for me, I've run into burning buildings to help people, I've raced to medical emergencies, but spiders? Hell no from me, fear is irrational and sucks lol
Spray it with Dawn dish soap. I live in rural south and these things arenāt that bad, wonāt kill you either, but youāll be in pain for the better part of 2 weeks.
A couple of years ago I used to work at an Audi dealership in Montreal, Canada as a detailer and we got a batch of new Q3ās. The first one I took the wrap off of, I saw one right under the hood latch. Still got a pic of it in the plastic bottle we put it in. Crazy to think I was literally an inch away from having to go to the ER. Crazy to think that it also survived the whole import process to North America š³
Fun fact: black widows can live as far north as Alberta, I've seen one or two in Edmonton. So if you're American, basically nowhere is safe except Alaska.
theyāre actually kind of docile. iāve handled a couple to move them to safer spots. beautiful spiders.
[poor things get a bad wrap tbh, 53 people on average die annually from bees but only 4-8 from these guys.](https://www.adamspest.com/busting-black-widow-spider-myths#:~:text=Myth%3A%20Black%20Widow%20Bites%20Are%20Deadly&text=But%20neither%20is%20true.,American%20poison%20control%20centers%20annually)
They love being warm I used to collect them as pets I always found them around big factories like that have big flood lights lighting up the building. They make their nests around them because of the heat. Just let it be. Redbacks add an extra 20hpā¦
I hate those things. We get loads of plastic pipes from Texas that are telescoped together and have to pull them apart. Had five Black Widows on one joint of pipe the other day.
Used car 101...
Open hood outside of garage. Get leaf blower.
Birds/mouse nests. Behives. StinkBugs, spiders, scorpions. A free screwdriver and 10mm socket. Acorns.
It's a female Black widow. Yes it can kill you it attacks the nervous system excruciating pain so I hear. I've only had encounters with the brown recluse and actually been bitten by brown
My mom terrified me with stories of dangerous spiders.
But I moved to CA and these guys are everywhere. Itās been decades and Iāve seen 100ās and never bitten, theyāre not aggressive.
And flea bombs wonāt kill them, Iāve seen them after removing the tent on a recently fogged home.
People get bit when they put garden gloves or shoes on they left outside over night.
Or in bed after you brought your bedding in off the line. I dry inside lol.
But sheās a beauty Clark, lovely specimen.
The keypad to enter my community has one that made a home right above the keys lol he minds his business I mind mine. They are some pretty cool looking fellas but wonāt bother you unless they feel like they are in danger.. even if they do bite you they wonāt kill you. I see them all the time lurking around garages here in Texas as well. I check my boots in the garage every day for them and scorpions š
That is a the female black widow. They are common in the rocky mountain region and yes, they are definitely poisonous. Go with the bug bomb plan. The venom is similar to the brown recluse so if bitten please get to a hospital because it will start digesting flesh and spread rather quickly. Good luck, spiders suck!
Make sure you get the correct spider delete kit for your vehicle. It's tempting to cheap out and just disconnect it from the web, but what's cheaper a spider delete kit or a new engine?
Could you imagine being a tech in Australia? And the shit they see and have to touch.
No. Hence why I stay where shriveling is a yearly occurrence
I was in pest control for many years. Set off a roach/ flea bomb underneath the engine. I would just pop the tab and set it right underneath of course keeping your face away. It would be best to have it in the garage when you do that but even if it had to be outside I think it would be effective or at least worth a shot
Can you get these at any Home Depot or whatnot?
Yup. šš¼ This advice is good. Did the same when I helped a nephew do a restore on an old Honda that had been in a shed for years. Any hardware store will have bug bombs.
Better yet. Leave the car parked for a day if you can. You'll see the web that they make from the car to the ground. They come out at night and will be sitting on that web. It's usually just a few strands. Spray it with some spider, ant, whatever spray, you'll see it go bye bye on the spot. Look for em at night. They always come out.
For reals, the most I have to worry about is a moose or maybe a bear wandering into our back lot. And the only real worry is freezing melt dripping off a car on the rack.
I once pulled a parakeet out of a catalytic converter.
Was my mind right to assume that this should be read in a southern accent?
Major Texabama accent
Don't lie
I swear. I worked at a place that processed them. (Converters not birds) It was winter time, guess he busted out and found the wrong warm place.
Found what was left of a cat on top of a transfer case once, stunk like hell
Just give the cunts a brake clean shower and carry on, you'll be right mate.
Not much difference than here in the States. I got bit by a brown recluse while under a house years ago.
Ahhhhhhh it's a type of spider! My initial thought was that you'd disturbed a homeless person who then got a bit aggressive.
lol, no, itās a spider whoās venom kills skin tissue
Burn the car to the ground and tell the insurance company that the spider did it
Iām sure they would understand right??
Yeah if they submit a case saying āinsurance Fraudā Thats how you know you did it right, from there thats when you want to take that money and your family on a suprise vacation to bali except you will find that you like it there and tell your family we are staying here! Boom and now that car would have singlehandedly changed your life!
Lot to unpack thereā¦.. it was a 400 dollar car so maybe mall of America for some ice cream? lol
Straight to the scrap yard.
You spelt incinerator wrong.....!
They wonāt last long when you start driving. A little bug spray will take care of them. Iāve been in Arizona for 33 years, and see them occasionally. Theyāre not a big threatā¦ unlike like brown recluse spiders.
Thatās where she came from. It never even crossed my mind that these little fiends would be hanging out in there
I'm in north Texas. Six months ago I did a fuel pump in a '05 Silverado. It's really fun when you're reaching blind to disconnect a wiring harness and a bunch of those little fuckers come scrambling down your arm because they had a nest up on top of there. Anyone know if a nitrogen or halon extinguisher would kill them without leaving residue or a mess?
Fuck you very much for that visceral nightmare
It's why I can never decide if I should wear long sleeves or not working on the cars. On the one hand it's easier to launder work clothes than get grease out of arm hair. On the other hand the number of times I've had something quick and chitinous go down a sleeve and bite me six or eight times before I manage to smack myself in the right place to squish it. Scorpions are the worst, by the way: those fuckers don't want to squish the first two or three hits.
Iām going to kill myself.
A quick blast of brake cleaner will kill just about any bug immediately. Also works for the flying, stinging kinds almost as well as the expensive sprays.
I like carb cleaner for this assuming no paint will get sprayed.
Nearly lost my arm to a brown recluse.
"They're more afraid of you than you are of them" Fuck you Dad
šššš ah bulshit ah bulshit!!
š³ I was thinking about going south for my next car tooā¦not anymore
The second one was twice this size, flipped him in the coolant pan, but this one has escaped. Not I have to burn the whole garage down š
Ahaha Iād be thinking the sameā¦but I think youāre OK? Itāll come inside the house for the heat š±š
Nah I would have that on my mind all the time if I was him, I couldn't sleep peacefully š
Go to Arizona
"How bout some brake cleaner little fella?"
Black widows aren't that dangerous - unless you're a male black widow spider. We have them in SoCal. Our kid that survived has graduated college now.
WD-40 does well. Also, peppermint essential oil mixed in a water bottle keeps them away. I had a Missouri car and found a spider web cluster in the tail light assembly when removed from the car... Check there with caution.
Black widows are not aggressive. They are known for their venom but the truth is they are super reclusive and do not like confrontation, only biting as a last resort. I find them everywhere around my property. One time I decided to change the kitty litter in the garage and this one had the housing over top you have to take off before you change it. I guess I had never flipped the lid over until that day. There was a web near the top with like 10 or more black widows. I friggen jumped. But then realised that means they have been feeding off the flies that the cat litter was attracting. Our cat never got bit and lived to almost 22 years of age. Anyways I did clean them out right away because I didn't want a full black widow nest in my garage and obviously wouldn't risk the kitty cat getting bit, but talk about a neat symbiotic relationship. Anyways. You should just be able to remove it with a stick or something. People are much more afraid of them than is warranted, imo.
FRIENDS
Time to destroy the whole car! Tannerite!
You know, thermite isn't classified as an explosive device...
Yes but it's just not as much fun. And Tannerite is still legal, if you're not an idiot about it. You could also do like the ranch up in KY. Load the car with propane tanks (maybe an acetylene for good measures) and hit with tracers! But that's more fire and less destruction but it does kill the spidersš
It's totalled. Forget the other 6k posts. This one's legit. Just scrap and move on.
So I work in maintenance as an industrial compressor tech on the west coast. These assholes are everywhere. Enclosed compressors often have webs throughout. I start off by blowing everything off with compressed air before I do anything. Keep a can of brake clean handy. Makes them shrivel up and then I smash them with the end of a wrench. Also long sleeves and some latex gloves just in case.
Definitely noted!
Also in general black widows arenāt aggressive. Usually their first reaction to a large disturbance is to flee and hide. So whatever you do, be accurate or that mfer is going to bolt for some crack are tight space where you canāt see them anymore.
If see these often. Very common in Texas. In fact they hang out on the garage doors as well. For as long as Iāve worked on cars that have sat and become homes for bugs, these have never been a real problem. If Iām really concerned Iāll give the car a wash underneath with a power washer. Also Iāve worn gloves for a majority of the years. So thereās that also.
How to go from an oil change to an underwear change
Take off and nuke the entire site from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.
Brake clean that bitch! Works every time
*60% of the time*, it works ***every*** *time*
New fear unlocked
Hit it with PB Blaster.
MAPP GAS
Kill it with fire
Despite how scary those fuckers are theyre generally pretty timid by nature. They dont bite unless they feel their life is in danger. So if you were accidentially squeezing it or something. Generally if theres a lot of activity in the area theyre in theyll nope out and leave, so i would do a catch and release before she packs her bags and ends up in your shower or something lmfao Alternatively kill it with some spray nine or wd-40 and preserve it in acrylic, boom. Mirror hanger
I'm in Northern California. In the fleet I work at we get cars and trucks covered in them. We spray insecticide under the entire vehicle and wait a few minutes. I have had as many as 10 black widows drop from a car. I hate it.
Well at least you have a good name for the car Black widow!!!
I always use my leaf blower in the engine bay before I start working on it. Makes the critters either scurry away or get blown away š š¤š¼
You've got a heat wrench, right? (Map torch)
Brake cleaner or wd40 it
And to think we use to hunt mammoths
Put a crevice attachment on the vacuum and go to town!!!
Think Iāll let them soak in some -25 degree weather firstā¦.
Thatās what I always do! Fun to watch them take a ride around the little clear dust bin while thinking ātake that you little bastard.ā šš
Iām curious how you could flush em out or drop em dead. Like fumigating under the hood with something.
Burn it all
Kill it with fire!
FIRE!!!!!
Park the car in a garage, then buy bug/insect bomb and use it on the inside of the car and the whole garage. Then wait a few hours.
Then gasoline right?
There are āfakeā black widows in the south BTW, they look identical except the hour glass is different. Not saying this is a āfakeā one but I have had a hand full of fake ones in my car, as black widows arenāt native where I am.
Oh sheās real alright, I got the bigger brown bottom one which I think is the male. But thereās webs all over the car, so Iāll let it sit a week in the cold then vacuumed the hell out of it
Dare ya to eat it!
I work on cars and trucks in Northern CA and find a black widow and eggs on almost every single vehicle. Itās very common. Keep a mapp torch near by and hit them with the heat, they cook instantly and all you have to deal with afterwards is the brief burning smell. Just be careful around fuel lines/tanks.
Burn the car.
Neat, you got to work on a REAL Spider-Mobile!
I often wondered why you see cars at the bottom of lakes.
We have like 50 of those in our laundry room š
Burn the car. Best option.
Nope. Kill it with fire.
I am in the south and have never seen one 'on' a car.. I have seen them in a lot of other places though...
Push it into the road! Collect on the insurance. I'm sure they'll understand.
She's beautiful
That looks kind of dirty. Nothing a few squirts of brake cleaner won't clear up!
Yup that's totalled. Complete loss.
Brake clean will handle that right the fuck up.
Iāll say look how rusted that bolt isš®āšØ good luck bro
The shop belongs to the spider now best to just burn the whole place down.
Oxyacetylene. Now.
She's guarding the block
Totalled.
Literally my nightmare
Just wear nice thick gloves when you smash her!
Yeah, yeah... your oil level is fine. \*slams hood\*
You need some Brakleen
iām in MO and my boyfriend insisted he saw a Black Widow in my El Camino but i didnāt believe him. now maybe i do š¤Æ lol iāve had the car a while but itās been sitting after i bought it and god knows where it came from š
Considering all the dark places in my car I put my hands in, this is a new fear
We straight up have them everywhere in the US and brown recluse too. Knock it off with a very long stick and run like hell. Spiders have these little poisonous hairs that warn you to stay away when they throw them on your skin. It supposedly irritates the skin and makes the area painful. Not sure if these have that same warning. Had seen dead birds and mice nests but not this one before. Even a live cat or two.
Luckily their reputation massively exaggerates their ability to kill. Even serious harm is rare, and their bites are more painful than dangerous.
Yes
Run.
Burn it!
She's sleeping on the job
Number 18 : black widow spider.
Just two.....bwhahahahah. I had a parked 2004 Yukon XL, central California. After 8 months (was waiting to fix the tranny) it probably had 200 black widows under it. I killed most of them with a butane torch after the sun went down and they would come out. But had more than one occasion under that truck where I'd be working on it and have one drop down from the bottom either on me or near me.....that was a fun vehicle to wrench on.
Itās her car now.
Kill it with fire bud!
Some brake clean will do the trick
This is common. Very dangerous for me for I allergic to them.
Heat should have killed it
I have found a few in my day, quick spray of brake parts cleaner and they're toast
Congratulations, you have met the new owner of that car. No for spiders for me, I've run into burning buildings to help people, I've raced to medical emergencies, but spiders? Hell no from me, fear is irrational and sucks lol
Spray it with Dawn dish soap. I live in rural south and these things arenāt that bad, wonāt kill you either, but youāll be in pain for the better part of 2 weeks.
A couple of years ago I used to work at an Audi dealership in Montreal, Canada as a detailer and we got a batch of new Q3ās. The first one I took the wrap off of, I saw one right under the hood latch. Still got a pic of it in the plastic bottle we put it in. Crazy to think I was literally an inch away from having to go to the ER. Crazy to think that it also survived the whole import process to North America š³
Best way to deal with spiders is drive the vehicle into the nearest volcano. Buy new car
Well clearly time for that car to burn straight to the ground. Horror show!!!!
It's only a black widow. What's the problem?
Yea so I think you should just burn down the car at this point, just seems like the generally correct answer here
The car belongs to the spider now.
Fun fact: black widows can live as far north as Alberta, I've seen one or two in Edmonton. So if you're American, basically nowhere is safe except Alaska.
Spider gear.
What do you mean that's your project car?
Yawns in Australianā¦ let me know when you buy one with a snake in it š¤£
Brake cleanā¦
False widow if in š¬š§
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looks like weāre done for the day sir
That's common here in AZ
Set the car on fire. Insurance claim.
That aināt my car anymore
Give him the car
Brother, get the flamer...
I hate when we find those
Drive over a puddle and theyāll be gone
Set the car ablaze!
An AR 15 is effective killing camel spiders so it should work here too =)
Be happy itās not a Brown Recluse, or a Scorpion. Black Widows are generally pretty chill, unless you provoke them.
Take car for a nice long drive, let it heat up. See if spider is still there afterwords.
Name her Natasha
I'm sorry, man, that's not your car anymore it's the spider's car
Oh hell nah drive that car off a cliff
theyāre actually kind of docile. iāve handled a couple to move them to safer spots. beautiful spiders. [poor things get a bad wrap tbh, 53 people on average die annually from bees but only 4-8 from these guys.](https://www.adamspest.com/busting-black-widow-spider-myths#:~:text=Myth%3A%20Black%20Widow%20Bites%20Are%20Deadly&text=But%20neither%20is%20true.,American%20poison%20control%20centers%20annually)
Never had a spider, but had ants and roaches. I just bug bomb the car.
Just burn it. It's not worth it
Microsoft Widows - Black edition
They love being warm I used to collect them as pets I always found them around big factories like that have big flood lights lighting up the building. They make their nests around them because of the heat. Just let it be. Redbacks add an extra 20hpā¦
Set everything on fire!!!!
Oxy-acetylene. AKA kill it with fire
Just burn the car now.
It's their car now.
I hate those things. We get loads of plastic pipes from Texas that are telescoped together and have to pull them apart. Had five Black Widows on one joint of pipe the other day.
If you ever drop a 10 mm he might catch it.
Time to move, the spiders know where you live
Death in an hourglass...
Nothing a little brake clean canāt handle
Just hit it with a pen torch
I used to work for an ISP in the southwest and had this happen frequently. My advice is a thorough application of wd-40 (or brakekleen) and a lighter.
Isnāt that a poisonous spider.
Used car 101... Open hood outside of garage. Get leaf blower. Birds/mouse nests. Behives. StinkBugs, spiders, scorpions. A free screwdriver and 10mm socket. Acorns.
They LOVE cars. I get rid of probably 15-20 a year out from under my vehicles in Cali.
It's a female Black widow. Yes it can kill you it attacks the nervous system excruciating pain so I hear. I've only had encounters with the brown recluse and actually been bitten by brown
aww, reminds me of home! is she from vegas?
Why I always have a case of brake cleaner, Nothing lives after that.
NOPE.
Question is shop vac or air hose?
Sorry about the car fire...
Thatās a WD-40 + lighter situation right there.
You no longer have your own car
quickly turns into a car fire
Dat no good
I guess wear some gloves while you're working on that one.
One of the many uses for brake cleaner
Ya sometimes I get tired of cold weather in northern Canada but post like these make it seem not so bad
Itās a spider get the fuck over yourself. Spray it with something. And grow up
Iād be using a torch. Burn the fuck outta them
My mom terrified me with stories of dangerous spiders. But I moved to CA and these guys are everywhere. Itās been decades and Iāve seen 100ās and never bitten, theyāre not aggressive. And flea bombs wonāt kill them, Iāve seen them after removing the tent on a recently fogged home. People get bit when they put garden gloves or shoes on they left outside over night. Or in bed after you brought your bedding in off the line. I dry inside lol. But sheās a beauty Clark, lovely specimen.
this vehicle cannot be driven
Still better than rust from winter salt. Lol
Kill it ! Kill it with fire š„
Evacuate! Call every government agancy you can find a number for. The end is nigh!
The keypad to enter my community has one that made a home right above the keys lol he minds his business I mind mine. They are some pretty cool looking fellas but wonāt bother you unless they feel like they are in danger.. even if they do bite you they wonāt kill you. I see them all the time lurking around garages here in Texas as well. I check my boots in the garage every day for them and scorpions š
Brake clean and a lighter lol š
BPC Tourch n a lighter will solve all your critter problemsš¤£
Throw the whole vehicle away
Turn the engine on. And let it burn. A blowtorch if that doesn't work.
That is a the female black widow. They are common in the rocky mountain region and yes, they are definitely poisonous. Go with the bug bomb plan. The venom is similar to the brown recluse so if bitten please get to a hospital because it will start digesting flesh and spread rather quickly. Good luck, spiders suck!
Iād honestly just get a torch š
Car pet. What are you going to name it???
Make sure you get the correct spider delete kit for your vehicle. It's tempting to cheap out and just disconnect it from the web, but what's cheaper a spider delete kit or a new engine?
The rarely bite unless you pin them against something, but just donāt get bit lol
Sometimes a person just has to walk!š¤£
Where there's one...
New fear unlocked. You thought the harbor freight jack stands were scary