How to Keep Spiders Out of Your Gardening Boots
Wash an unwanted pair of pantyhose., Cut the legs off and discard the waist portion. , Roll a leg over the open portion of the boot, pulling down to the toe area., Repeat with the other boot., Keep the pantyhose rolled up neatly when wearing the...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Wash an unwanted pair of pantyhose.
The toe area will sit across the open portion of the boot.
The pantyhose acts as a barrier against any creepy crawlies finding their way inside. , And for any other pairs of boots needing to be kept spider-free. , Put in a spot you'll find them again easily after returning from garden duties.
The pantyhose will last a fair time but will eventually need replacing; just use a new "old" pair in the same way. -
Step 2: Cut the legs off and discard the waist portion.
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Step 3: Roll a leg over the open portion of the boot
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Step 4: pulling down to the toe area.
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Step 5: Repeat with the other boot.
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Step 6: Keep the pantyhose rolled up neatly when wearing the boots.
Detailed Guide
The toe area will sit across the open portion of the boot.
The pantyhose acts as a barrier against any creepy crawlies finding their way inside. , And for any other pairs of boots needing to be kept spider-free. , Put in a spot you'll find them again easily after returning from garden duties.
The pantyhose will last a fair time but will eventually need replacing; just use a new "old" pair in the same way.
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