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<blockquote data-quote="thylantyr" data-source="post: 1237597" data-attributes="member: 560358">Check list;*coveralls*small handle broom*3 500w halogen lightsThe hatch opens to reveal the entrance. Unlike LOTR, I didn&#039;t have to holler thepassword to get it open.Lights placed on the ground, some webs in the area.. use broom to rid them.aha ... area seems clear...A couple of years ago, &#039;they&#039; did some installs in the home that required underhousing roaming so that area is cleaned out, akin to playing Doom and clearing a room, but off yonder is nasty.Found a stick with black stuff caked in it... them be webs.... the previous installerleft his warez here...Why do they call this a crawlspace, I can&#039;t even crawl, I&#039;m on the groundskooting like a snake.. I see the source area, the area where the mainelectrical panel lies.. I see the distination area, blocked by shower/bath pipesand other large ducts from the furnace. The only way to get to the other sideis to venture into the other section and skwerm under the duct, that is whereit&#039;s nast. Lot of spider carcass dried up from previous eons. fuggg..I did see one spider alive down there so he must have been the lucky oneto survive 24 foggers....Plan B. Snagged 12 more foggers to concentrate on ground zero over there,to ensure no survivors. I&#039;m bailing..If you ever wanted to be an electrican, first peek your head in the atticand then your crawlspace, then determine if learning that trade is worth it.Even cable installers have to get underground sometimes... yuk..I like my desk job better..</blockquote>

[QUOTE="thylantyr, post: 1237597, member: 560358"] Check list; *coveralls *small handle broom *3 500w halogen lights The hatch opens to reveal the entrance. Unlike LOTR, I didn't have to holler the password to get it open. Lights placed on the ground, some webs in the area.. use broom to rid them. aha ... area seems clear... A couple of years ago, 'they' did some installs in the home that required under housing roaming so that area is cleaned out, akin to playing Doom and clearing a room, but off yonder is nasty. Found a stick with black stuff caked in it... them be webs.... the previous installer left his warez here... Why do they call this a crawlspace, I can't even crawl, I'm on the ground skooting like a snake.. I see the source area, the area where the main electrical panel lies.. I see the distination area, blocked by shower/bath pipes and other large ducts from the furnace. The only way to get to the other side is to venture into the other section and skwerm under the duct, that is where it's nast. Lot of spider carcass dried up from previous eons. fuggg.. I did see one spider alive down there so he must have been the lucky one to survive 24 foggers.... Plan B. Snagged 12 more foggers to concentrate on ground zero over there, to ensure no survivors. I'm bailing.. If you ever wanted to be an electrican, first peek your head in the attic and then your crawlspace, then determine if learning that trade is worth it. Even cable installers have to get underground sometimes... yuk.. I like my desk job better.. [/QUOTE]

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