Definition
A silk case spiders spin to protect their eggs, often found in undisturbed corners, garages, or window wells.
In Plain English
Where the next generation is waiting
An egg sac is a small, often round or oval silk pouch a female spider spins to hold and protect her eggs until they hatch. Finding one indoors is a sign of an established, breeding presence rather than a single wandering spider.
Why It Matters
Why finding one changes the urgency
An egg sac means dozens of spiderlings could hatch from a single location. Removing it (or having it removed) along with addressing what's attracting spiders in the first place is more effective than treating individual spiders as they appear.
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