Write an article based on this "Reduce the temperature of your baths and showers to prevent dryness. Use gentle soaps and natural cleaning products. Avoid scratching your skin."
article: Hot water baths and showers can help promote dryness and skin irritation because the higher temperature water is more effective at removing the natural oils that protect your skin. As such, cool or lukewarm baths and showers are a better idea for eczema. Spending at least 15 minutes in a cool bath on a regular basis can actually help to hydrate your skin because the skin is quite absorbent. However, hot baths tend to pull water from your skin, especially if you use bath salts. An Epsom salt bath is usually not recommended for eczema (despite its antiseptic benefits) because it draws water out of the skin. Buy a shower nozzle filter that filters out chemicals that can irritate the skin, such as chlorine and nitrites. Regular soap can dry out and irritate the skin of some people with eczema, so select soap with natural ingredients that are fragrance-free and contains natural moisturizers (vitamin E, olive oil, aloe vera). Hypoallergenic cleansers formulated for sensitive skin (Neutrogena, Aveeno) are also a good idea for those with eczema as they can be less drying. Remember to never scrub your skin too vigorously with a washcloth or loofa when cleaning your eczema skin. In fact, some detergents, household chemicals and compounds found in soaps, shampoos, cosmetic products, and perfumes are known to trigger dyshidrotic eczema similar to triggering an allergic reaction. To be on the safe side, always wear protective gloves when using household cleaners so that your skin does not contact or absorb any chemicals. Remember to wash your clothes in irritant-free detergents and fabric softeners to avoid any residue that could hurt your skin. For inflamed skin and blisters to heal properly, especially any open sores or blisters, avoid scratching your eczema skin. Friction and pressure from scratching will worsen your condition and cause additional skin inflammation and redness. It will also increase the risk of bacterial or fungal infections. Be sure to keep your nails cut short to avoid breaking blisters if you unconsciously scratch yourself. Consider wearing thin cotton gloves and/or socks to prevent from scratching the skin in those locations.

Write an article based on this "Add the vinegar to 1-cup measuring cup. Add the milk. Stir the mixture. Leave the mixture alone. Stir the mixture. Use the mixture as you would buttermilk."
article: Place 1.5 tablespoons of white vinegar in a measuring cup. Buttermilk is actually a soured form of milk. You're achieving the same effect at home by adding acid to the milk. The acid curdles the milk slightly, thickening it. The acid is also what helps the baked goods to rise through a chemical reaction. When it mixes with baking soda (a base), the two of them together produce carbon dioxide, creating bubbles in your baked goods. This process achieves an airy texture. In place of the white vinegar, you can substitute lemon juice. You can also use other types of vinegar, but that can affect the flavor of your finished product. You can double this recipe, but you'll need to use double the amount of vinegar or lemon juice, too. Pour in the milk until it reaches the one cup mark. "Scant" refers to "slightly less" in cooking, so a scant cup of milk is slightly less than a cup of milk. You can use 2 percent, whole milk, half-n-half, or cream. Mix up the milk and vinegar with a spoon. Let the mixture stand for at least 5 minutes. You may need to leave it for up to 15 minutes. You can leave it on the counter for this process. Make sure it has thickened slightly; it should lightly coat the back of a spoon. You should also see a few curdles in the milk. If you taste it, it should be lightly sour. In recipes for baked goods that call for buttermilk, use this mixture in a one-to-one ratio.

Write an article based on this "Open your iPhone's web browser and visit the Twitter website. Log in with your Twitter account. Tap the "Me" tab at the top of the page. Tap the Gear button beneath your profile image. Tap the "Settings" button. Scroll down and tap the "Change password" link. Enter your current password. Enter your new password. Tap "Save" to save your new password. Log into the Twitter app with your new password."
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You cannot change your Twitter password from within the Twitter app on iPhone. You'll need to use the Twitter mobile site instead. If you are trying to change your password because you can't remember it, see the Resetting a Lost Password section below. This will open your Profile page. This will open a new menu. This will open your account Settings page. This will open the password reset form. You'll need to enter your current password before you can change it. If you don't know your current password, see the Resetting a Lost Password section below. You'll need to enter this new password twice in order to verify it. Your new password will take effect immediately. You'll be signed out of any other devices that you are currently logged into. After changing your password, you can open your Twitter app and use it to log back in.