And what you should never do if you are bitten falsewidow spiderbite
The species, which is most active between the months of July and November, has a venomous bite and home owners are urged to remain on the lookout.
Read more: I tried the viral cotton wool hack to keep flies out of the house - and it worked instantly They like dry, warm environments where they will be unlikely to be disturbed - that's what makes our homes the perfect spot.View gallery Spiders tend to lurk in toilets, kitchens, lofts and conservatories. They prefer warm rooms where windows are often left open and that's why they could end up in your bedroom.
Are they dangerous? Despite their venomous bite, false widows are not the deadly spiders they are sometimes thought to be, according to the National History Museum. They may be scary to look at when greeted by one in your home, but their venom is not particularly potent.
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