Review on JOBON Adjustable Lockable Firepower Refillable by Cathy Sharp

I live in Athens where we have a new invasive and fast spreading spider, Joros Spider, that is literally covering everything from the porch to the woods and telephone poles. They regularly weave webs in the door, so every morning we have to be careful not to let the spider land on our face. Well aware of the differences between the common writing spider, the orb weaver spider, and the Joro spider (which has golden-yellow webs). Job done but first I had to learn proper safety and efficiency techniques. I have found that the best way is to take a 1x4 or 1x6 6 foot long device and use it to carefully pick up the spider(s) and then place them on a concrete pad away from combustible materials. The spiders either stay on the board or fall onto the crowncrete, often standing still, allowing just the right time to fire the flamethrower and sear them in hot, searing pain. I also know it's ultimately useless since the females lay eggs. Bags of hundreds of baby Joro spiders, but I can't keep bumping into giant Joro spiders in the mornings. Joro spiders don't care if they build webs in places where people walk, unlike most localized spiders. Use this device again at your own risk and pleasure. Of course you do what you want, but personally I would not spray flames on or near any plants or combustible parts of the building.