I have a large hedge with scale, can I use a watering can instead of using a spray?

Look up Static Guard and you can order it online or buy it in places Walmart. There might be other brands, but this is a common one.

You can use butter or cooking oil in your pan. Water will not work, as it will just evaporate when on the heat.

Not really, because it depends on the type and density of the material(s) it is made out of.

The only efficient way to get rid of this is to often remove the stems and the roots.

A direct hit of Lysol might slow a centipede down and it could possibly even poison/kill it, but it's really not an effect control measure. If you have a large...

Keep an eye on the space and every time some regrowth appears cut it back and/or poison it. Poison will be quicker than just cutting back. Poison is most effective...

Holly bushes are good! They're a bit spiky but they'll definitely be a good privacy fence. Banana trees are another good option since they populate on their own. Arborvitae is...

No—there needs to be enough space so that the hedge isn't at risk of growing into the fence. Fences are just planks of wood, after all, and can get destroyed...

I always use cooking spray. For me, it makes sure that nothing sticks, and it's easy to just spray on. But, coconut oil spray works just as well.

Don't boil the milk. It should work for a few days if you're careful and preserve it. Store the milk and honey in the fridge.