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I've never seen a spider plant in a regular pot - only hanging baskets. But I just Google Imaged this and saw they do quite well in standard pots. I learned something new.
Typically, dried out tips are due to lack of water. But if your soil is wet to the touch, it's obviously something else. Keep a pitcher of water out at all times for your plants - at least 24 hours before hand - to lose the chlorine. Everyone's water is different. It's possible yours has more chlorine than others.
Also, when you're able to stick the entire tip of your finger in the soil and it's dry, water only then. The very surface can be dry with some soils but saturated 1" underneath.
I do have some good news tho - these plants aren't poisonous to cats. yay.
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