traumatic experience with a big furry baige moth, i was sat at the computer, turned away, turned back and?

Question

there it was fluttering near the lamp, it was awfull, i could hear its wings flapping and fluttering, it was incredably furry, i dashed out the room, then when i came back, i could smell a burning smell, then i saw it had flown into the open bare light bulb and frazzled itself to its detrement....
problem is im really genuinly scared of moths, i know its lay dead ontop of the lamp shade, smoke was rising from the bulb upon its impact, and i can smell thhe burning, so ive unplugged the lamp, but im worried because i want the moth out side, even though its dead, can anyone suggest how to remove the cooked moth without touching it?

Answer 1

I can understand but it just scares you for a moment and just use a paper towel to pickup the lifeless body. Mine was worse I sit at my computer playing spider solitaire legs going up the back of my neck, it was the largest spider. Well for a few seconds I thought I would have to change my underwear. I killed it with a 8 1/2, that was a mess on carpet.

Answer 2

if you have a vacuum cleaner with attachmemnts, use the hose and attach the tubes to make it longer-the longer you make it the further away you can stay from the moth. I am the same way with spiders and centipedes, and that is what I do, even with live ones. I am to afraid to get close enough to kill hem or get rid of them any other way. I am so afraid of spiders that I stopped on the side of a thruway (that did not have a shoulder by the way) because there was a spider in my car and went to jump out of the car.........just as a car came flying by and slammed into my open door....yet the only thing I cared about was where the spider was.

Answer 3

R&S Wind interior the Willows sort! i'm no longer individually a huge fan of small bushy animals. maximum of them are dinner for sharp eyed birds of prey. i like otters and badgers even with the undeniable fact that. Yeah, being a badger must be exciting.

Answer 4

im with you man...im deathly afraid of moths. whenever that happens to me i call my dad to come get it and dispose of it...it could be 5pm or 2 in the morning...but its gotta go otherwise ill seirously have a panick attack

i dont know what to tell ya

but good luck!

Answer 5

Cooking tongs. Vacuum cleaner.

Those furry freaks give me goosebumps too.

Answer 6

tweezers or if that doesnt work wait for the light to cool off and get a paper bag and grab it

Answer 7

Wipe it off with a tissue. You know like how your mom wipes your *ss!!!