Will the Spider in the Car Come Out on Its Own?

[KiaraRose]

It might come out after some time. Here is additional information: 1. Camphor balls: Try to avoid parking the car on grass or under trees. You can place some camphor balls in the corners of the car, under the floor mats, or seats. Camphor balls have insect-repellent and anti-mold properties, and spiders dislike their smell, which can effectively drive them away. Synthetic camphor balls containing naphthalene are somewhat toxic, and their smell can harm humans. Use natural camphor balls instead, and ensure they are kept away from children to prevent ingestion. 2. Cleaning: Thoroughly clean the inside and outside of the car, removing all spider webs. It’s best to have it cleaned at a professional detailing shop for a more thorough job. Avoid catching spiders directly by hand, as some may be venomous. 3. Insecticide: You can spray insecticide inside the car when no one is inside, ensuring all doors and windows are closed. Note that insecticides are chemical products and can be harmful to humans. Before entering the car, always open the doors for sufficient ventilation.