Webs don’t stay put.

You know we love Denver Haunted Houses. So the other day we went over to talk to Dave Allen of Effectech, who works at the 13th Door haunted house. Dave has been making some pretty intricate webs in the entryway at his haunted house, but they aren’t holding up too well.

It seems that cobwebs need constant repair. Just a small puff of air (you wouldn’t think there would be that many inside a large building), seems to be enough to cause irreparable damage to the intricate threads. Dave says that all is not lost, however, because every time he goes over the webs, he gets better at laying them down. I don’t know for sure, but Dave must be part spider.

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