Don't read this before bed.
Even though we all love the feeling of sliding into a set of crisp, clean sheets, there's a chance your busy schedule doesn't allow you to swap out your bed linens as often as you'd like. But if you're trying to avoid spiders, experts recommendat least once weekly to remove the dirt, dead skin cells, and sweat that could attract smaller bugs spiders are after as a meal.
If you're running too short on time to constantly run your laundry machine, simply making your bed can go a long way in keeping spiders out of it, too. Just like a bed skirt or long runner, experts recommend tucking in any long sheets to keep them from draping on the floor and giving them a clear path to your pillow.
You can also position your bed the right way to make it harder for spiders to crawl into your sheets.Apart from keeping your sleeping space tidy and organized, positioning your bed in the right area can go a long way in keeping spiders out. If possible, experts advise against pushing yourand leaving a little space. This is especially true in corners, where spiders are more naturally likely to attempt to build a web in the first place.
It's also important to keep other decor decisions in mind. Keeping your mattress higher off the ground will make it more difficult for spiders to crawl inside it, as will placing furniture such as bedside lamps and nightstands spaced apart from your mattress by a few inches. Experts also suggest keeping any houseplants away from your bed, as well as regularly inspecting them to ensure a spider hasn't taken up residence in your favorite ficus.