question about spiders?

Question

I am waking up every morning with TWO spider bites. EVERY DAY! This spider chooses a new juicy area to bite me every night. That means that there is a spider crawling into my bed, and across my body every night.... ughhhhh! My bedroom is NOT filthy dirty or anything, and i have never SEEN the spider/spiders. How can i prevent these spider bites and how can i get rid of them if i don't know where they are???
It's driving me crazy, and i can't sleep well knowing that i spider is gonna find me again. It's discusting! Why do they find it necessary to bite me every night? My fiance sleeps in the same bed as me, and he never gets bitten.

But literally EVERY day i wake up with Two bites next to each other, it's been going on for about 2 weeks. Someone Help! I hate spiders!!!!!!

Answer 1

First of all, your question kind of turns me on! I would love to crawl into bed with you and bites some of your juicy spots. Of course that you would actually enjoy!

On a serious note, there are a few things you can do. You can spray the outside of your house with a spider deterant to keep them away. It costs about $10 from Home Depot but it works. If that fails, you can buy pest eliminators from Home Depot as well. These are around $20 and they plug into you bedroom wall. They emit high-pitch sounds that only spiders and very small insects can hear. This will drive them away from you and your bedroom.

They may be attracted to you because of a certain perfume or body wash that you use. Try one or both of these tricks to get rid of them. One other note--the average human eats abour 6 spiders per year in their sleep!! Not kidding!!

Answer 2

I had something similar for a while. It turned out the bites were not spider bites; they were tiny bugs living in my matress. They crawled through the sheet and bit me and my wife frequently and a lot more than twice. We got a liner to seal off the matress. They make some that are not plasticy, and they do a very good job of keeping matress bugs off of you. Some of the critters lived in the sheet itself, so we also bought a new set of sheets. Hope this helps.

Answer 3

Let's make them move or die. Get a small amount of sulfa . Get a small can that is clean and put the sulfa in it . Get a large metal dish pan and put it on a piece of wood in the middle of your bed room . Just before u go outside light the sulfa ,and get out for a couple of hours . When u come back open the doors and windows and vent the room. Do not stay in the room very long the sulfa is hard on u.

Answer 4

I had this issue once myself....

My first suggestion would be to completely strip the bed covers. Even down to the bare mattress. Check for any cobwebs in the corner parts of the frame. And vacuum thoroughly (never hurts :))

Other than that.. I would make sure no windows are open at night or if you have any cracks in the wall that they are filled.
Hope this helps!

Answer 5

It's really your fiance playing a trick on you..j/k.

But you should go to the doctor, he/she could tell you what's been biting you and how to get rid of it. It might not even be spiders...some skin conditions such as discoid lupus are like that.

Answer 6

I use electronic "noisemakers" that can be purchased in most hardware, etc., stores, to drive them away. So far it seems to be working - I use two of them - one at the foot of the bed and one at the side. I'm with you - I hate spider bites too!

Answer 7

hes does each and every thing a spiderpig does Can he swing from a information superhighway? No he can no longer cos hes a pig look out he's a spider pig Yeah, my dazzling singing skills. Haha no longer probable I sound like my cat did whilst she gave beginning. celeb for you.

Answer 8

i don't think they are spider bites.go to the doctor and get them checked. strip your bed and spray it.try video taping yourself while you are asleep.