Any good spider repellents?

ironically, i recieved this bite in the same work location as my last bite. Out in the field working on an electric gate for our company.

Last month, the main control board went out.. This week, the rf receiver went out after a thunder storm. I actually saw the 'quarter' sized light brown/black ( wolf? ) spider run up over the bridge of my foot.. pause at my ankle, and then run off. An hour later.. there it was.. a nice red spot.

I'm getting pretty good at this now.. When i got back to work I didn't even wait for any symptons to start.. I just popped a benadryl and went about my business.

Bit came to a small (white) head later that night, which opened on it's own in the shower. This was on monday afternoon... Bit is now red and a little larger than the size of a BB. I put some alergy creme on it every now and then. So far no swelling, no aches / muscle pain.. no drainage.. and no enlargement of the wound.. no pain at bite site.. though on the first day there was.

I'm just keeping a good eye on it and checking it every few hours to look for change.

I half jokingly told my wife that if she finds me disorientated or worse, to point out to the er that I was bit here, etc, etc, etc...

Lets see.. this will be my 4th spider bite in 2 years... These little buggers LOVE me.

I would like to add that each bite has had less severe reactions than the previous. First one was fairly bad.. second similar but shorter duration, 3rd again less.. and this one.. well.. I would call it very-mild... etc.

I generally put on mosquito / fly repellant if i am going out to a jobsite to do anything.. but that doesn't seem to effect the spiders... ... Actually.. it must make me taste good or something...

Any ideas? By the time i find something good, My immunity will probably make it a moot point.....

Soundguy

As far as keeping them off you.. Shoot, keep your shirt sleeves buttoned up, and your pants cuffs tight around your boots. Dog gone it,, they can be sneaking.

Many years ago I was catching bails of hay on top of the hay wagon. Buddy threw up a bail that had a nest of black widows on it, one got me on the ankle so bad it knocked me off the stack. Doctor, shots, cold compress etc.. Lived through it but I do avoid them now and the brown recluse is the worst, here anyway.

Just look twice and maybe use a stick to turn over or rocks, leaves, etc in doing your work..

I had been using something with DEET in it.. but I find out now that DEET is just a chemical that confuses mosquitos on how to target things exhaling carbon dioxide.. which is how they normally track us... Guess that won't do didly to a spider..e tc.

Soundguy