Aldi is launching a spider catcher that won't hurt insects when you snatch them

Get ready for autumn spiders 🕷

Arachnophobia doesn’t discriminate – the creepy crawlies can scare anyone and everyone.Good thing then that Aldi is launching a catcher that doesn’t require you to touch the spider or get too close, and doesn’t kill the bug in the process.

Good news, it comes on the end of a big stick which means you won’t have to be up close with the creatures. While slapping them with a piece of paper is certainly cheaper, at least this item means you won’t be killing them.The product launches 25 August so make a note and add it to your cart, sharpish.It comes at a good time as the rainy weather usually forces more spiders inside during autumn.happens during this time where male spiders are on the hunt for lady friends to mate with.

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