What is Web-Away® Spider Eliminator?

Web-Away® is a non-toxic, biodegradable and ecologically safe product for eliminating spiders and their webs. The ingredients in Web-Away® are approved by FDA/USDA under 21 CFR Part 182.1 to 182.20.

Where do I use Web-Away® Spider Eliminator?

Web-Away® may be used on paint, wood, vinyl, metal, fiberglass, concrete and masonry. Web-Away® will not effect shrubs or plants. However, if the solution is allowed to pool on leaves, or if it is applied in the heat of the day, it may cause plant leaves to burn due to the "lens effect" of liquid droplets in sunlight. Rinse plants after applying Web-Away® as a precaution. The all natural formula of Web-Away® will not humans or pets. Persons suffering from asthma or other respiratory ailments may want to test the product first to determine if it is irritating.

 Where do I use Web-Away® Spider Eliminator?

Spray areas where spider activity and web growth is noticed to eliminate spiders and loosen webs to make them easier to remove. Use a brush or cloth to remove the webs and clean areas. Reapply Web-Away® to treated surfaces as needed.

WHAT IS THE AVERAGE COVERAGE FOR Web-Away® ?

One quart will treat approximately 500/600 square feet if it is applied with the trigger sprayer accompanying the bottle. One gallon will treat approximately 1500/2000 square feet is used in an ordinary pump-up type garden sprayer. For professionals we recommend using a B & G type pump-up sprayer, with an 8̊ tip. It covers approximately 60 square feet per minute and uses 6 ounces of solution for that application. You will get better coverage using this type of sprayer. Some professionals and maintenance service technicians prefer using a BCS or 15K back pack sprayer with an extension wand.

SHOULD I DILUTE Web-Away® ?

No, the liquid formula comes ready to use. Diluting it will render it ineffective.

DOES Web-Away® DISSOLVE SPIDER WEBS ?

No, the solution neutralizes the adhesive properties of the web which makes for easy removal. Simply wipe away with a broom or brush.