Spider Molt

Commonly found in corners, crevices, closets, and basements where spiders live and grow.

Does not eat; it is the discarded exoskeleton of a growing spider.

As spiders grow, they must shed their rigid outer exoskeleton in a process called molting, leaving behind a translucent, hollow shell.

Harmless and poses no risk; however, it indicates that a living spider is nearby, most of which are beneficial for insect control.