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Wipe away any food spills with a washcloth or paper towel. Apply baking soda or a mild countertop cleaner to your washcloth to help prevent the spills from staining. To clean spills with baking soda, make a paste by mixing your baking soda with water in a ratio of 2 tablespoons (30ml) of water for cup (104 g) of baking soda. Apply the paste to the stain, let it sit for 5 minutes, and wipe it off with a washcloth. Epoxy countertops stain easily. Cleaning spills as you notice them will keep it in its best condition. You can use a cleaner marketed as leaving no streaks or pH-balanced dish soap. Put a few drops of cleaner on a washcloth or dip the cloth in warm water. Wipe the countertop with the washcloth to help maintain its natural shine. You can find pH-balanced dish soaps by checking the label or searching for balanced dish soaps online. Pour a dime-sized amount of food-safe mineral oil on a washcloth. Rub it into your countertop using a circular motion until you give the entire surface an extra gloss. Don't apply too much mineral oil to the washcloth, as this can cloud your countertop's surface. You can wipe away excess mineral oil with a dry cloth. Only use mineral oil once a week maximum or else it could create a haze on your countertop. You can buy mineral oil, also known as finish oil, online or at most home improvement stores. Nail polish removers containing acetone can remove stubborn food stains like coffee, red wine, and berries. Dip a washcloth in nail polish remover and rub the stain away in circular motions. If the stain doesn't lift easily, apply more pressure as you rub. Check the nail polish's label to make sure it contains acetone. Nail polish remover can make the fabric dye come off of your washcloth. Use a white rag to prevent staining your countertop with fabric dyes. Avoid using bleach to remove stains, as bleach can stain epoxy countertop. Apply dish soap to a washcloth and rub at the marred surface in circular motions. For persistent marring, apply acetone to a sponge or light-duty scrubber and use mild pressure to remove the marring. Marring refers to rough patches or light scratches on your countertop. Never use abrasive pads or cleaners to remove scratches, as they can dull your countertop's shine.

summary: Clean spills immediately when they happen. Wipe your countertop with a streak-free glass cleaner or dish soap. Shine your countertop with a mineral oil. Remove any stains with an acetone-based nail polish remover. Remove mild marring with dish soap or acetone.

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In order to reduce the pain and swelling involved with an ingrown toenail, soak the foot with the ingrown toenail for 10-20 minutes in warm, soapy water, three times a day for one to two weeks. The Epsom salt can also help with pain and inflammation. Fill a tub with warm water and add 1-2 tablespoons of Epsom salts. Place your foot into the water, and relax while it soaks. When finished soaking, dry your toe completely. You can do this multiple times a day if the pain gets too much for you. Never soak your foot in hot water. It should always be soaked in warm water. To relieve the pressure under the ingrown edge of the toenail, doctors sometimes suggest propping the nail up slightly. This is done by sticking a small piece of cotton or thick floss under the edge of the nail. This technique helps pull the nail away from the skin, so it no longer digs into the skin. If you use cotton, you can dip it in antiseptic to help ease the pain and prevent infection under the nail. If the nail is infected, this may also help to soak up any moisture that is trapped under the nail. If you use thick floss, make sure that it is unflavored and unwaxed. Do not insert a metal tool under the nail to try to insert cotton or floss. This could damage the toe further. Antibacterial ointment is helpful when dealing with an infected ingrown toenail. Before you apply the ointment, dry your toe completely. Cover the infected area with an antibacterial cream. Apply the ointments in a thick coat over the infected area of the toe. Wrap your toe with a bandage such as a large band-aid. This prevents debris from entering the wound and keeps the ointment in place. Use antibacterial ointments such as Neosporin. Ingrown toenails that become infected should not be treated at home, which is true for most infected wounds. Visit a podiatrist, more commonly known as a foot doctor, to get treatment for your infection. If the infection and nail are bad enough, minor surgery may be required. For the most part, however, a simple surgical procedure involving numbing the nail bed and then removing part of the ingrown nail with clippers or scissors by the doctor, You may be prescribed oral antibiotics, which are taken by mouth, to help fend off further infections. If you are prescribed antibiotics, make sure you complete the entire course and follow up with your doctor as needed.

summary: Soak your toe. Prop up the edge of the nail. Apply antibacterial ointment. Visit a foot doctor (podiatrist).

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Benzoyl peroxide is one of many acne treatments. Benzoyl peroxide is used for mild to moderate acne. Other acne treatments can be suggested or prescribed by a doctor (usually a dermatologist) and include: Salicylic acid, clindamycin, doxycycline, erythromycin, and tetracycline. Topical medications such as retinoids (such as Retin-A) or Dapsone Topical or oral antibiotics Medications to control hormones, such as oral contraceptives (for women) or anti-androgen agent (for men) Isotretinoin (usually for the most severe cases of acne) Not all acne treatments take the form of oral or topical medications. You may wish to look into other treatments performed by dermatologists. These treatments include light therapy, laser treatments, chemical peels, whitehead and blackhead extraction and steroid injections. . Though it is not entirely understood, there is a known connection between stress, cortisol, and increased acne. Learn positive ways to cop with stress, such as exercise, meditation, or spending time in nature. Make stress reduction part of your routine. Though dermatologists debate the connection between diet and acne, some researchers have found that modifying your diet (adopting a low-glycemic diet, specifically) can be beneficial. Some products, such as zinc, aloe vera, tea tree oil, though often disputed by dermatologists, have been tried as alternative, or additional, therapy to traditional acne treatments. For moderate to severe acne, most dermatologists recommend a combination of treatments that pair topical medications with oral medications.
summary: Know what options you have. Investigate alternative therapies. Reduce stress Adjust your diet. Use natural supplements. Investigate combined treatments.