How do you get rid of spider bites?
436591
U can use peroxide. It heals the bite and does not sting but tickle. I t works on all kinds of bites, read the label for more info.
586919
It sounds like spiders. \n\nspray it with water & vinegar to wash it away.
481198
You should consult a dermotologist/plastic surgeon.  They can use lasers to kill the spider veins so they eventually disappear.
994452
First, you want to SCRAPE out the stinger, not squeeze it. This prevents "pumping" in the venom into your skin. Then make a thick paste out of baking soda and water and apply to the sting site. You may want to take Advil or Tylenol and use an ice pack for swelling.
1108250
I hate spiders!  Let me know if you find any mutant ones, so I can start preparing for an infestation at my own house which isn't an old one, but mutant spiders may not care about that!
955260
Remove the stinger. Avoid using tweezers to do this, however, as it can squeeze more venom into the body. Instead, carefully scrape a blunt edge over the stinger, such as a credit card or the back of a plastic knife, which will encourage it to ping free. \n\nExperts recommend applying vinegar to the affected area to relieve itching, and popping a painkiller if necessary (though always follow advice on the packet when it comes to taking any medicine). \n\nAlso watch out for allergic reactions. Don't hesitate to seek medical treatment should it leave you feeling dizzy, cause swelling through the body and/or difficulty in breathing.
432923
There are several methods you can try to get rid of them:\n1. hold your breath\n2. drink a glass of water quickly\n3. pull hard on your tongue\n4. a spoon full of sugar placed on the back of your tongue and taken all at once (can be repeated)\n5. having someone scare you\n6. sniff smelling salts
811196
Wrap a tissue/ paper towel/ whatever you have around your finger and apply hard pressure with 2 fingers. I don't just mean touch it, I mean squeeze it!\nIt should stop and clot, but it will most certainly sting if you have spicy foods, salt, lemon, etc. and may even start bleeding again if its aggravated, so try to avoid touching it or eating something irritating.
1025329
This is concerning...I would see a doctor ASAP..could be a spider bite but not sure..some bites can lead to necrosis (sloughing off of tissue) so like I suggested better not to further postpone consultation with your doctor or the ER
284180
I am not sure where you live, but you can never get rid of them.  You can, however, control them by regular pest control measures.  I realize you are only renting the house, but I do not think you can hold the property owner responsible for the bites.  The things are just out there in massive numbers.  I would suggest you look into alternate housing if possible, especially with the children in the household.  I had a brown recluse bite about a month ago and am still battling them in my house.  I have a bad infestation of them.  I feel for you.  God bless.
195984
I'd be careful with the "Common hosehold spider" mentality.  I don't know how many people, including family, that have sworn that a spider was a common one, when in fact, it turned out to be a brown recluse. I've scared them into being more careful and never handling them. Any kind of bite should be checked out by a doctor. Many bites start out seemingly mild, and then worsen with time. A truly common house spider bite would cause different reactions in different individuals-some more extreme than others. Generally, a non-poisonous spider bite would cause redness around the area, the area would become hard and usually warm to the touch, possibly a blister formation around the bite area, and possible swelling in the local area, it also may itch or hurt..or both.
47537
Try a product called "RID". You massage it into your scalp killing all the bugs and eggs. It also comes with a fine comb to brush them away. It smells pretty caustic, but it works. Just make sure you follow the instructions.
550976
The poison travels through your bloodstream and can emerge wherever veins come near the surface of the skin. You should rinse the area with warm, soapy water as soon after contact as possible. After symptoms appear there is little you can do. Vinegar helps, but serious cases a shot of Cortizone may be given and steroids prescribed.
641515
Depends on what kind of bug it was. There's this stuff called "Chig-a-rid" It gets rid of chigger bites or you could use clear fingernail polish.  Mosquito bites go away with Calamine lotion. Any bites take a few days.
1142664
It would bother me being there, but I wouldn't kill it. Depending on my mood, I might leave it there...or more likely I would grab a stepstool and scoop the spider up in a jar or something (so it wouldn't bite me) and then dump it outside. I don't like squishing bugs cause you get guts everywhere. gross.
138557
I cannot comment on black widow bites, but I am currently recovering from a brown recluse bit on my right buttock.  I did not know when it bit me.  I did not get sick nor did I die (of course!).  I just noticed a raised area about the size of a pea.  It kept spreading, getting red, and feeling hot.  I had some tingling in my right leg.  I had trouble getting in and out of the car, etc due to the area of the bite.  I ended up going to the doctor after suffering for about a week.  He put me on antibiotics (Keflex as I am allergic to the good stuff) - 4 a day for 7 days.  Whew!  He referred me to a general surgeon as he thought it would have to be lanced.  By the time I got to see the general surgeon (3 days later), it had opened on its own.  Only at that time did I experience  unbearable pain.  With each drop of gunk that oozed out, my right leg burned intensely down to my knee.  This pain lasted about one hour.  After that I kept it cleaned out and bandaged for about a week.  It is now starting to heal, but my last appointment with the surgeon informed me that the hard knot underneath the actual bite point will be with me for another two months or so.  Since then I have found numerous brown recluse spiders in my home - both alive and dead.  Today I had a professional to dust, fog, and spray my crawl space, my living space, and my attic space in my home.  He said I have a bad infestation of them.  He did tell me that I cannot get rid of all of them as I live in KY where they are prevalent, but I can control them.  I will always have a lingering fear of those creatures for the rest of my life.  I never was afraid of spiders before my bite.  I hope this helps you some.
117846
You can soak in regular table salt and the hottest water you can stand;so as not to burn the skin. And it should draw all of the pus out. That is what my Dad had me do when I had an infected wasp sting on my leg. It works for me every time.