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i have been noticing this dark shape of an oval like thing in the curtain by our bed. i thought “leave it alone, it’s just a moth or butterfly. and i don’t want to hurt a baby catepillar.” but curiousity got me today and i checked it out closer. it had a hole at the top of it, maybe bottom a lil. then i seen legs… it didn’t move at first. i didn’t see wings or 6 skinny legs like a bug, i seen 8 hairy legs. they started to move. it was a big spider in it. so i take the whole thing to the bathroom, try to picture it but the picture don’t come out good as my eyes see it and then i put this electric bug zapper that looks like a tennis racket to it hit it till it’s flat then out secretes like reddish stuff like it’s a tic that sucked our blood. the zapper flattens the spider same as it opens up the web for viewing and it’s a very big spider. very fat too and very hairy. no clue what kind it is. then i like made sure it was dead first by spraying perfume at it so it has had it’s last dying breath and the red stuff turns orange then develops ball shapes then i think it’s eggs. i then spray water to it down the sink, the flat spider goes easy but the web don’t. and the orange eggs. what spider makes orange eggs? was it pregnant spider or just one guarding the eggs already out of it? i stop the water cuz it’s not budging so i use toilet paper. with that, they truly look like well-developed spider eggs. so i clean the whole area and drop toilet paper with it in toilet. i check the whole curtain over for other spiders. cuz i was thinking if there was that one with baby eggs, there may be another. not sure if it’s poisonous or not but it could easily bite me or my boyfriend in my sleep and it would hurt. i thought the red stuff was poison at first lol. but that was too big of a spider to make babies cuz there were many many eggs all together and it would be harder taking care of them for us to find and kill them before we get bit. him and i have been having sleep disturbances and that kinda spider so close to us in our sleep could have bitten us already and i sleep by the wall for him to get room. so, do you know what kind of spider would be like that?
ok. i don’t think it bitten us cuz i did some more looking.. may been a sac spider don’t say it’s poisionous or not but could give u muscle pain or joint pain and the bite is painless. it can bite people when they are asleep. but most pictures of it show it light colored and not fat. mine was dark brown colored and fat. it was more hairy too. i hope it wasn’t a brown widow but it’s different than that too, lol. so i guess that turns the question to ur experience with a spider like this and what u thought of it. cuz i ain’t deleting it, lol. unless u wanna smart talk me about bs. go ahead, i dare ya.
my fiance and i never saw a spider bite on us. but at least we dont’ have to get one like it has in those pictures of sac spider bites.
ok. i read some of one site not all, searched just the spider name one site told me the bite of a sac spider is painless like u don’t feel it. but the first site said: The spider in question may be the sac spider.

“These spiders hide in silken tubes or sacs that resemble
cocoons during the day and hunt at night. They will bite humans
even when unprovoked. These bites are rather painful, but generally
not life-threatening.” Thaks Pamela!

http://www.newton.dep.anl.gov/askasci/zoo00/zoo00485.htm

do u think it’s a sac spider the way i described it? the sac was white sorta like a tunnel or cocoon. it was pretty big to be in their. lol. it took up 1/3 of the room in their.

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