My daughter says it's the greatest since sliced bread. She dispatches the beasties forthwith without any of the messy side effects associated with other methods. She definitely gives the product a hearty endorsement.

I hate spiders. If I see one inside, I can't let it leave it my sight without killing it. People tell me to catch them and let them go outside. That makes no sense to me - they always come back.

I didn't have much hope for this but thought I'd give it a try. So far I've encountered 3 spiders over the past 2 months - 2 fairly large spiders, and one small one. Each time the bug vacuum easily sucked the spiders up and - this is the best part - electrocuted them. Two of the spiders were sucked in and dead within about 2 seconds. The other kind of hung around on the wall for a few seconds with no way to get away, then violently flew into the vacuum and was shocked to death. If you turn the vacuum on and off a few quick times after the bug's been sucked in (and likely already dead), you'll see little sparks shoot off the bug's carcass. It's easy to use and there's no splatters left on the wall.

Don't listen to anyone who tells you spiders are our friends. That's what they want us to think. They all need to die, and this is the perfect weapon.

I'm doing my part - what about you?

My husband gave this to me for my birthday and it has turned out to be the best gift ever! It works efficiently, and we always keep it charged up and ready to go! The first one we had trapped the insects in a small canister where they eventually died, but this is much better because it instantly kills them. It actually can catch big moths, as well as flies, mosquitos, and the spiders of all sizes that somehow sneak into our house when we're not looking.