In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: To prevent further infestation, put on clean clothes and underwear following treatment. Any clothes that you were wearing prior to treatment should be washed right away. Once you've treated crabs, wash any clothing, bedding, and linens that you used in the past month. Lice and nits in bedding, towels, and clothing must be killed by machine washing and drying. You must use hot water when machine washing. You should also use the hottest setting on your dryer for at least 20 minutes.Repeat this process after each treatment. Continue until all of the lice are gone from both your body and your belongings. Store the items in sealed plastic bags until they're washed. If you can't wash them, you can store them sealed in plastic bags for 2 weeks. By this point, all the lice should die. Watch the area over the next few weeks for signs of lice. If you see more lice or experience itching and redness, follow the same process to retreat the area within a week of the first treatment. Some creams only kill live lice, not the nits, so you'll definitely need to retreat the area once the nits hatch. Tell all of your sexual partners from within the previous month that you have pubic lice. You and your partners may be more likely to have gonorrhea or chlamydia which are common in people with pubic lice. You and your partners should be evaluated and tested for the full range of STDS. In the meantime, avoid any sexual contact until you no longer have pubic lice. Using condoms does not prevent the spread of pubic lice, since it spreads on close skin to skin contact
Summary: Put on clean underwear and clothing. Wash all of your clothing, bedding, and linens. Monitor the treated area. Inform your sexual partners and abstain from sex.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: To make oregano oil, you need to first make sure it is completely dry. If there is any excess water or damp spots, it can cause mold or bacteria to grow in your oil. Gather the amount of oregano you'd like for your oil, such as cup or 1 cup. When you make oregano oil, you will use a 1:1 ratio of oil to oregano. This means you will add the same amount of oil as oregano. If you have cup of oregano, you need cup of oil. You can use olive oil, grapeseed oil, avocado oil, or almond oil. You should crush the oregano before you add it to the oil to help it start releasing its own oils. You can do this a couple of different ways. You can tear or cut the leaves with a knife. You can also place the oregano in a plastic bag and smash it with a mallet or rolling pin. If you have a mortar or something similar, you can crush the oregano that way, too. Before adding the oil to the oregano, you need make sure it is warm. You can do this by placing it in the microwave, or place the oil in a glass container that you sit in hot water. Just make sure the oil is warm, and not too hot or boiling. Warming the oil helps the oregano and oil infuse better. Alternately, you can place the jar in hot water after you place the oregano inside and seal the jar to infuse it. If you do this, leave the jar in the hot water for up to 10 minutes. Once you have warm oil, add the oregano and oil to a sanitized jar. Stir is around to mix the oregano fully. You can even massage the leaves if you want to help release their oils. Place the lid on the jar when the oregano is added. The oil needs to infuse for a few weeks. You want to let it infuse for at least two weeks. You can set it on a sunny windowsill to let the sunlight heat the oil to help it infuse. Make sure to shake the jar every few days. Some people think letting it infuse longer is better for medicinal use. If you want to let it infuse longer, keep it infused for up to six weeks, but no longer. It could go bad. After the oil has infused for a number of weeks, you need to strain the oregano from it. Use a strainer or a cheesecloth to strain the oregano from the oil. Make sure to squeeze out all the oil in the oregano leaves. Place the oil in a sanitized jar or a dropper bottle. Store it in a cool, dark place. You can also store it in the refrigerator.
Summary: Gather the oregano. Choose your oil. Crush the oregano. Warm the oil. Add the oregano. Infuse the oil for a few weeks. Strain the oil.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Determine exactly how much flooring you need to pull up and where you'll start. You may want to do away with the entire floor and put in a new one, or you might decide to only remove a particular section in order to have carpet, tile or laminate installed to change the layout of your floorplan. Having a clear idea in mind of how best to proceed will help you carry out the project more efficiently. Generally, it's easiest to remove one or two central boards and work your way outward from there. Use to tape to mark off specific boundaries and make cutting and prying more precise. Use tarps to cover light fixtures, furniture, appliances and anything else that you don't want coated in sawdust once you begin sawing. You should also remove as much clutter from the work area as possible beforehand to give yourself a maximum amount of room to work. Remove any computers, gaming systems, TVs, and other sensitive electronics from the room completely. Even they are covered, the internal components can still be damaged. Tack up your tarps with masking or painter's tape that can be peeled away easily when you're done. While it may be tempting to skip this step, it's not recommended. Cleaning sawdust from unprotected surfaces is an exhaustive effort that will add greatly to your overall project time. Before you get started, make sure you're prepared to tackle the project safely. Put on rugged work gloves to protect your hands while operating the circular saw, some protective eyewear and a breathing mask to filter out sawdust and mold. You should also make a point of wearing closed-toed shoes with thick soles, as you'll be surrounded by loose nails and other exposed edges. Long-sleeved clothing will keep your skin from being exposed to dust and hazardous objects. Since you'll be spending hours kneeling to pry up the planks, a pair of knee pads can be a lifesaver.
Summary:
Map out the removal area. Lay down tarps to control the spread of dust and debris. Equip with the proper safety gear.