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We recently had our roof replaced and it now has ridge vents which require soffet vents for proper ventilation.  I am installing soffet vents but my wife is very concerned about the entry of spiders.  I am using good quality vents (they are rigid so their edges do not bow between the fasteners) and I am using a generous amount of caulk between the vent and the soffet.  Will spiders lay their eggs on the screen and result in a new generation of spiders getting into the attict.

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Dear Sir,

I pressure wash homes for a living and I have one home in particular that has a really bad spider problem. The real problem for me isn't the spiderwebs but instead it is some kind of jellied snot balls on the walls that will not come off easily by pressure washing alone. They can be pulled off easily by hand but not by cleaners and pressure washing. I have tried a multitude of products with no real success. First, are these little balls of jelly from the spiders? Second, what will make the turn loose? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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