Into the vacuum they go!

They are good, they eat spiders and other bugs

The spiders go into the vacuum too! They can eat them there.

Wait, spider bro keeps away other bugs too.

Vacuum. Bugs go in the vacuum.

We get these:

Tarantula Hawk Wasps. Fortunately, they only attack tarantulas, unless you antagonize them.

If bugs stay out of my way i let them live. When they get in my way i can't overcome my level of creeped out and things go wrong.

I try, i really do.

I live in an attic. There are lots of creepy crawlies. House centipedes are fren despite lack of fren-shape; I pet.

Assume that for every one house centipede you see, there are a hundred other nasties they eat living in your walls. Go my fren: munch!

House centipedes. They have a lot of fast delicate legs and are quite creepy. I think they eat spiders.

I accidentally picked one up once. I had just stepped into the shower, naturally didn't have my glasses on, and saw a piece of what I thought was lint. I picked up the lint to put it in the garbage, saw that it was squirming then threw it against the shower door so hard it splattered.

House centipedes are always welcome in my house. They usually stay out of sight, eat other bugs, and can't really harm humans. Win, win, win as far as I'm concerned.

House centipedes are creepy looking things, but they are nocturnal so you don't really seem them while they're going about their job of taking out the other creepy crawlies.

Yeah, those bugs are scary, but they eat other bugs. They are still scary though

Engrossed saying that they eat other bugs is completely missing the fact that these things only show up if there are other bugs to eat.

If you spot one of these mfers it means you have a pest problem you're completely unaware of. It's the same with a lot of house spiders too. If you see a bug predator that means you have a lot of bug prey

Those eat bed-bugs

Ungodly fast things. But I have no problem with them in the basement, it's everywhere else that bothers me.

i am fine with anything except cockroaches. Those get genocided

House centipedes will eat any intruders in your house, even spiders.
They do not leave noticeable poop either, so they are very clean. They may leave less tasty parts of their prey if they are full, tho.
They prefer darker and damper places than spiders, so if you keep dark and damp corner spots near the floor, like plant pots with humid soil in a corner, or a cool basement, you can reduce the chances of them eating your house spiders that prefer higher locations.
That way, your spiders will be safer, letting them eat the moths, flies, and mosquitoes that house centipedes have a harder time catching, while house centipedes will be more likely to stick to to silverfish, cockroaches, ants, termites, and the like.