Wet & Forget 803064 Miss Muffet's Revenge Indoor and Outdoor Spider Killer with Attached Sprayer, 64 Fluid Ounces, Ready to Use

In the spring of 2021, we moved into our dream home out in the country, and immediately discovered it had a bad brown recluse infestation. (Yes they were actual BRs. I have 6 boys so I know more about spiders than I want to. I don’t confuse BRs with other spiders, and I have even looked at them with a magnifying glass to reveal/confirm their unique eye pattern.)The spiders were everywhere. Just strolling through the kitchen, sitting on the couch, and crawling onto us whenever they wanted to (which was often. Four of us have had one on our head at some point). If anyone felt something crawling on them, the person knew immediately without checking that it was a BR. I thought these “recluses” were supposed to like to stay away from people…These were trying to be part of the family.Each day we would see/kill at least 10 or 20, that were just casually hanging out in the living areas. Not including the ones the kids would tell us they saw in their rooms.It was a nightmare, and I would cry myself to sleep at night from fear and guilt that I was making my kids live in a house like this.My research seemed to suggest that professional help might not be as effective as we needed it to be. So I did what anyone in trouble would do—-I turned to Amazon.After reading reviews for many different products, I decided on this one and another brand. I tried this one first and never needed to try the other. I sprayed individual spiders and they died. Miss Muffets Revenge killed them on contact, but I wanted to know how good it was so I decided to conduct an experiment. Before spraying the whole house, I caught a bunch of the spiders. After seeing that they die when they touch the liquid, I put some in a large container with liquid that had dried. And they were dead the next time I checked. I even tried the experiment with liquid that had been dry for a long time. They died in every case. (They had each other for food, so they didn’t starve to death.)The spiders in the house also died. Rarely we’d see a small one (I could never find the egg sacs so I don’t know where the spiders hatch). The spray took care of at least 90% of the spiders, as far as we could see. Over the past four years, we have seen fewer BRs every year. I think I last sprayed like 2 yrs ago. I need to spray again, but I always forget because we just don’t even think about spiders anymore. (It LITERALLY IS “wet and forget.”)

We live on a mountaintop surrounded by woods, and with all that quiet and beauty and nature comes.... SPIDERS.Honestly, I've been plagued by the things for 25 years. I've found them on the seat of my porch chair when I sit down with a glass of wine. I've found them tucked in bath towels when feeling blind for a dry off. I've even found them crawling up my legs in the middle of the night. That will wake you up.I just figured this was nature's way of evening out the score. Live in paradise? Pay in spiders.And to make it worse: I'm an arachnophobe, but I'm also a bit of a Zen Buddhist, so killing them was a double whammy: I couldn't stand to get close to all those LEGS, and if I killed them I felt guilty (well, briefly... it's a spider).My poor husband had to put up with me shrieking in the night as I smacked a spider across the room and hunting them down to trap them in a paper cup and relocate them to live out their lifespan. It's a wonder we stayed married.Enter Miss Muffet's Revenge, which I ordered, I'll admit, because the name was so clever. I didn't hold out much hope.My life changed.This stuff Stopped. The. Spiders.I don't mean it killed some when I sprayed them. I mean I don't have to spray them and wreck my next life karma, because they're gone. I followed the directions and sprayed the entry points, around the baseboards, etc. And they went away. I haven't found an 8 legged bath companion in the two years I've been using this stuff. They are nowhere.They live their little spider lives in peace. OUTSIDE. I live my life in peace inside.Each spring I refresh the spray around the house. The outside deck used to be covered in webs, but even with it being exposed to rain, I do a spritz every month or so to refresh the rain-hit areas, and there are no webs.Buy this stuff. It will change your life (and possibly the next one).

Purchased to get rid of brown widows. Have to spray the spider to kill it.

Bought this because I saw one spider in my bathroom and immediately declared war. I don’t know what beef Miss Muffet had with spiders, but I’m glad she’s still holding that grudge.One spray of this stuff and every spider in a five-mile radius filed for witness protection. I haven’t seen a web, a leg, or even a shadow since. I sprayed a barrier around my house and now it’s like I cast an invisibility spell—arachnids just do not enter.The name says “revenge,” but it felt more like annihilation. Miss Muffet didn’t get scared off her tuffet—she came back strapped with chemical justice.10/10. Would recommend if you, too, wish to live in a spider-free fortress of petty vengeance.

We randomly were welcomed by a family of spiders right near our mud room entrance door which of course I was stoked about. Me trying to be the good citizen I read up on spraying essential oils to get them to go away.. yeah well that didn’t do anything. I was done with having to worry about some spidey chilling over my head every time I walked in or out my house so I needed the big guns. Someone suggested this brand to me and after one spray these suckers were gone. I’m talking dropping dead like flies dead and I couldn’t have been happier.