Spider droppings on car in garage

[pschlute]

Here is a little tip for forum members.

My DB9 lives in the garage, and was forever getting spider droppings on it. Little white spots, I guess from their web-making glands. They didn't mark the car permanently but were a pain to constantly clean off.

So after a bit of research I liberally dosed the rafters with Tea Tree oil, which spiders apparently don't like. Hey presto , they seem to have moved out!

Peter

[steveatesh]

Ha, a plague of flies on you!

An unusual tip, thanks

[michael gould]

love this post..........its so ......unusual

[Y100]

Spiders,,,in the sacrarium,,,not happening!! A car cover I suppose would come to rescue in some situations.

[CDP]

So you have a garage full of flies now?

It's a useful but very unusual tip though. Thanks

[Grant3]

Count yourself lucky we have bats in our garage... and they can pee and poop for England

[sukh_m]

Grant3 said:

Count yourself lucky we have bats in our garage... and they can pee and poop for England

Grant, do you live in a cave?

Next you'll be telling us your the batman

[Grant3]

sukh_m said:

Grant, do you live in a cave?

It would be better if the cars were parked in a cave...at least we could find the critters that are doing all the peeing and pooping, as it is they hide in beams and roof felt only to emerge at night for a maximum pee party attack .......

[Guycord]

I think autoglym do a special wipe for spider droppings as well. Just chop along to halfords and ask.

[peterr96]

Hornets love tea tree oil.
Apparently.
But on a positive note it does keep the spiders out of the garage and paralyses cats n dogs if they get in.

[vankypanky]

peterr96 said:

Hornets love tea tree oil.
Apparently.
But on a positive note it does keep the spiders out of the garage and paralyses cats n dogs if they get in.

i so hope that is true

[CDP]

peterr96 said:

Hornets love tea tree oil.
Apparently.
But on a positive note it does keep the spiders out of the garage and paralyses cats n dogs if they get in.

Permanent paralysis?