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These small stains are most commonly found in places where spiders tend to remain undisturbed. You may notice them on walls, ceilings, window frames, baseboards, behind furniture, inside closets, or beneath cobwebs. Spiders generally prefer quiet corners, storage areas, garages, basements, attics, and other low-traffic spaces. If you regularly see fresh webs along with dark spots underneath, the two may be connected.
Although there is no strong evidence that spider droppings pose a significant health risk to people in normal household settings, it is still sensible to clean them carefully. Wearing disposable gloves or using paper towels can help you avoid direct contact with any household residue. Fresh marks usually wipe away with warm water and a mild household cleaner, while older stains may require a little extra cleaning to remove discoloration from painted surfaces or wood. After cleaning, wash your hands thoroughly and dispose of used paper towels appropriately.
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