Q: Clover mites often lay eggs on dry areas of land, such as those found around sun-exposed walls and the bases of evergreen plants. You can prevent these eggs from hatching by watering the dry patches thoroughly. Clover mite eggs look like small, maroon balls. If you notice clover mites crawling on your trees or other plants, treat the infested greenery with a liquid insecticide or acaricide. Apply the insecticide early in the morning or late in the evening to avoid scorching the plants, and follow the label directions to avoid under-dosing or overdosing. Use an insecticide like permethrin, cyfluthrin, tetramethrin, tralomethrin, chlorpyrifos, or malathion. You can find these online and at many big-box stores. If you find clover mites in your home or on your plants, there's a good chance your entire lawn is infested. If further inspection proves this to be true, spray your lawn with a broad-range insecticide like permethrin. For the best results, spray the insecticide using a water bottle equipped with a mist nozzle. Dilute granular and liquid pesticides with water according to the directions on their label. Make sure you spray your lawn in the early morning or evening so you don't burn the plants. Look for broad-range insecticides online or at big-box stores. If you find clover mites near your house, place strips of double-sided adhesive tape along your exterior walls and in front of openings like windowsills. When mites crawl onto the tape, they will get stuck and eventually die. Once the tape becomes covered with dead mites, you can remove it and stick another one in its place. If you'd prefer, you can tape saran wrap to the house for a greater amount of coverage.
A: Water dry areas of your lawn where clover mites like to lay eggs. Coat individual plants with a liquid insecticide. Treat your entire lawn with a broad-range insecticide. Lay down strips of double-sided tape to capture the clover mites.

Q: It's an app with a gear (⚙️) icon on your home screen. It's under the "Device" menu. It's the 3rd selection in the menu. It will turn blue-green. It's in the upper-left corner. Now, Snapchat can access the contacts on your device.
A: Open your device's Settings. Scroll down and tap Apps. Tap Permissions. Slide the button next to "Contacts" to the "On" position. Tap the "Back" arrow.

Q: For the juice, you'll need 2 green apples, 2 stalks of celery, 2 large kale leaves, 1 medium cucumber, cup (15 g) fresh cilantro, and half a peeled lemon. To make it easier to run them through the juicer, use a sharp knife to cut the apples into eighths and the cucumber into quarters. It's not necessary, but you can also roughly chop the kale and fresh cilantro if you prefer. After you've cut the apples and cucumbers, run each ingredient through the juicer separately according to the manufacturer's instructions. Make sure that you have separate containers for each juice. Once you've juiced all of the ingredients, pour all of the juices into a large measuring cup. Use a spoon to stir all of them together so they're fully blended. If you like, you can chill the juice after you've mixed them together. When the juice is fully mixed, pour it into a large glass. Drink the glass at room temperature or chilled depending on your preference.
A: Cut the apples and cucumber. Process each ingredient through the juicer separately. Pour the juices together and stir well. Serve the juice immediately.

Q: The more water you drink, the less salt and minerals your sweat will contain. Drink at least 4-5 glasses of water a day to keep your skin looking and feeling great. You're much less likely to chafe in the future if you stay well hydrated. If you get sick of boring old water, add a slice of lime or lemon to the water! Keep the temperature in your home cool enough so that you aren't sweating. Avoid going out if it's extremely hot outside. When you do sweat, brush the area gently with a dry, clean cloth. Avoiding sweat and keeping your skin dry is a great way to prevent chafing. If your skin is so dry that it's uncomfortable, use a cream or lotion to add some healthy moisture. Sweat can make chafing worse because it is relatively high in minerals that can irritate the skin even further. After sweating, remove your clothes, rinse off in the shower, and dry your skin completely. You have a higher chance of getting chafed skin if you're overweight, especially when it comes to the thighs. Exercise regularly and eat a balanced diet of grains, fruits, vegetables, and lean proteins. The best way to lose weight is to burn more calories than you are consuming, so limit portion size and move around as much as possible. Aim to eat healthy, well-balanced meals and avoid the fast food and sugary drinks. If you do drink a ton of sugary drinks, replacing soda and sports drinks with water is a great way to shed a little weight without breaking out the exercise equipment.
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Drink plenty of water to replenish fluids and dilute your sweat. Keep your skin dry by wiping it clean and avoiding heat. Shed a few pounds to prevent skin-on-skin contact.