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CREEPY CRAWLIES

Home Bargains shoppers are raving about a 99p spider repellent spray to keep creepy crawlies away

SPIDER season is upon us and Home Bargains shoppers are praising a 99p repellent for helping to keep creepy crawlies away.

The cheap spray also won’t cause spiders any harm as it’s made with a poison-free formula and natural oils.

 Spider haters are going wild for this 99p spray in Home Bargains
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Spider haters are going wild for this 99p spray in Home BargainsCredit: Extreme Couponing and Bargains

To keep spiders away, simply spray it around windows, doorways and exposed floorboards.

Parent company The Buzz says it should last for up to three weeks before you need to re-apply.

One happy customer was full of praise for the deterrent and said it “works every time” during spider season, which typically starts in September.

Sightings of creepy crawlies in UK homes usually reach a peak this month, going into October, as the weather starts to cool and they seek warmth.

Just last week a pair of terrified students took to Facebook with a desperate plea for help after finding a massive spider in their flat.

Fellow creepy crawly haters were soon commenting on the spray after it was posted to the group.

 Shoppers were excited by the spray and its price
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Shoppers were excited by the spray and its priceCredit: Extreme Couponing and Bargains

The post has so far reached almost 2,000 likes.

One person said: “Need this!”

While another added: “Looks like a trip to Home Bargains for us!”

The Buzz spider repellent isn’t available to buy on the Home Bargains website so you’ll to pop into your nearest branch to find one.

We’ve asked Home Bargains if it’s being sold nationwide and we’ll update this article when we know more.

It’s worth contacting your nearest Home Bargains store first before making the trip to avoid disappointment.

You can find where your closest store is by using the .

Poundland also do a range of spider repellents for the same price, although we should add that neither of the products here have been tested by The Sun.

And last month, Aldi was selling a spider catcher that removes creepy crawlies without harming them.

Aldi was also selling door and window fly screens to help keep creepy-crawlies out.

But sadly it wouldn’t have been much help for this unfortunate passenger who found a deadly spider crawling on his car sun visor.

Scientists have revealed what exactly it is about spiders that makes them so scary.

Creepy moment hundreds of baby spiders crawl over Midlothian woman's ceiling after hatching


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