I vacuumed a spider. Is it dead now or is there a possibility it will crawl right out?
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i was just wondering this same thing this morning! i think unless it like, hits its head or gets crushed in some way it prob will still be alive ewwww not the answer i wanted either lol
i clean homes and offices and i have sucked up all kinds of spiders with my vaccum and none have never excaped in my car. i think the stuff in the bag suffocates them
If it hit something going into the dryer, it may be dead. Otherwise, you just sucked it up and it will probably come out, if it finds it's way thru the dirt and dust.
no, but anti insect would definitely help :) i guarantee.
