Spiders: 8 legs, vary in size/color (e.g., house spiders, cellar spiders). Most are harmless, but watch for venomous species (e.g., black widows).
Silverfish: Silvery-gray, carrot-shaped, 12–19 mm. Thrive in damp, dark areas.
Centipedes: Long, segmented bodies with many legs. Prefers basements and bathrooms.
Moths: Clothes moths (small, golden) or pantry moths (gray-brown).
Earwigs: 12–25 mm. Active at night.
Use dehumidifiers in damp areas to deter silverfish and centipedes.
Store clothes in airtight containers with cedar blocks or lavender sachets (moth deterrents).
Seal cracks around windows, doors, and foundations.
Keep outdoor lights off at night to reduce attracting moths and earwigs.
Venomous Bites: Black widow or brown recluse spider bites require medical attention.
Allergies: Dust from silverfish droppings or moth scales can trigger reactions.
Contamination: Pantry moths infest stored grains, flour, or pet food.
Moth larvae ruin clothing, carpets, and upholstery.
Silverfish damage books, wallpaper, and starched fabrics.
Spider webs create unsightly buildup in corners.
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