Problem: Article: Dust mites thrive in places with humidity levels higher than 50%. You can help keep dust mite populations at bay by making sure you monitor your home's humidity level. Try installing a humidity monitoring device in your home, such as a hygrometer. Consider using a dehumidifier or running the air conditioner to help control humidity levels. Sunlight can help keep dust mite populations at bay. Keep your curtains and windows open. You can also hang bedding or place furniture outside to expose it to sunlight. Carpet is a breeding ground for dust mites. If possible, replace wall-to-wall carpets with bare floors. For example, you can remove the carpet from your child's bedroom and replace it with linoleum, tile, or wood. Using protective covers on your mattress and pillows can help you limit your contact with dust mites. Choose covers that are allergen proof. Make sure you launder the covers frequently. You can help control dust mites in your home by removing upholstered furniture. Instead of upholstered furniture, opt for furniture made from wood, plastic, leather, or vinyl. These materials can be easily and frequently wiped down to prevent the accumulation of dust. Heavy draperies can be difficult to clean and can harbor dust mite populations. Choose curtains made from washable materials, like cotton, and make sure you launder them at least several times each year. Go for smaller rugs that can be easily laundered. For example, choose several small rugs made of cotton or a synthetic material that can be thrown in a washing machine. Avoid large area rugs that are difficult to clean.
Summary: Keep the humidity level in your house below 50%. Let the sun shine in. Replace wall-to-wall carpets. Put dust-proof covers on your mattress and pillows. Avoid upholstered furniture. Opt for washable curtains. Choose rugs you can easily clean.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The first thing you need to do is to stop initiating conversation. Hopefully, this person is more of an acquaintance than a close friend, so it won't be too strange if you don't contact them. Don't text them about something that happened. Don't call to talk or make plans. Encourage your former-friend to move on by failing to contact them for any reason. You will also want to avoid running into them in person. You probably know where they hang out. Just avoid going there. Sometimes this may mean missing out on something fun, but it is worth it to establish some distance. However, if you do run into them, here are some tips to make things less awkward but still distance yourself. If you go to the same school, keep yourself busy with your schoolwork. If the person approaches you in class or after class, say that you're in a rush and a little stressed about your work. If you're at a party, offer to help out at the party, or excuse yourself to go say hello to someone else, if you see the person. If you do end up talking to them, have a light conversation that is not filled with deep or emotional topics. You can also invite a third person into any conversation. If they manage to contact you and try to make plans, you are going to need to say no. Here are some ways that you can politely decline an invitation: "Thanks for thinking of me, but I can't make it that day." "No, but thank you for inviting me." "Thanks, but I'm not a huge fan of that activity." If your "friend" starts asking questions and pushing you to hang out, you should drum up some courage and tell the truth. If they approach you and want to talk, it probably means that the feeling to "drift apart" wasn't really mutual. You will need to tell it to them straight and make a clear break in the relationship. Examples of things you might say include: "I think our friendship is growing apart, and maybe we should let it." "I just don't feel that we are compatible as friends anymore." "I don't think it's a good idea for us to spend time together."

SUMMARY: Stop calling or texting. Avoid running into them. Decline plans. Be honest.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Wearing a different shirt changes the whole look of the suit, which is what you want. It's also important to wear a different shirt because it soaks up your sweat during the day and will start to smell if you wear it for too long. If you have to wear the same shirt more than once, don't wear it on back-to-back days to give your look variety and let the shirt air out. If you need to wear the same shirt more than once, an undershirt soaks up your sweat and keeps the top shirt dryer. Even if you don't typically wear an undershirt, wear one during the week you're wearing the same suit. Besides changing your shirt, wearing different colors varies the appearance of the suit. Cycle through white, blue, gray, or other colors that look good with your suit. If you have two shirts of similar color, wear them a few days apart in the week. If your workplace has a strict dress code, you may not have a lot of options. Vary the color as much as you are allowed. White, eggshell, and cream are different enough to be noticeable. Make sure you pick colors that match the color of your suit. If you are allowed to wear plaid, checkered, or striped shirts, this is another great way to add variety. Wear a pattern twice in the week, separated by plain colors. Switching between plain and patterned keeps you looking stylish every day. Vary the color and size of the stripes or plaid pattern, but make sure it looks good with your suit's color. If you work in a somewhat casual setting, wear a stylish t-shirt with your suit. Vintage tees are a great item to add to a suit to bring out your individuality and personal style. Try out a plain t-shirt or a knit polo with a quarter button at the top. In cooler weather, swap in a nice crew neck sweatshirt or a thermal shirt. Whatever you do, make sure you look appropriate for your job setting.
Summary:
Avoid wearing the same shirt for more than one day. Wear an undershirt to keep your top shirt dry. Wear a different color shirt every day. Pick a textured or patterned shirt for some days. Switch to a t-shirt or other casual shirt.