How did Odysseus kill the maids and suitors?

Odysseus killed the suitors and the maids as a form of retribution for their disrespect and betrayal while he was away. After revealing his identity, he first executed the suitors with his bow and arrows, using his superior skill to eliminate them one by one. The maids, who were complicit in the suitors' disloyalty, were hanged as punishment for their actions. This brutal act restored order in his household and reclaimed his rightful place as king.