In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Tight shoes and clothing can trap moisture in the folds of your skin. You're also more likely to sweat more in clothing that is tight or binding. If you wear a bra, make sure it has proper support. Materials such as cotton are more absorbent and will keep your skin drier. Synthetic fabrics, such as nylon, can trap moisture. In cold weather, wear light layers that you can easily remove if you get too hot. Avoid thick, heavy sweaters that may cause you to overheat and sweat. Intertrigo is common between areas of skin that trap moisture. That means losing weight can help you avoid recurrences of intertrigo. Talk to your doctor about what would be a healthy weight for you and how best to accomplish your weight loss goals. Losing weight is a long-term goal. Avoid crash diets that promise immediate results without requiring you to change your lifestyle. You'll typically gain back any weight you lost when the diet ends. Make an effort to do something active each day. Over time, you'll develop the habit of being more active and start losing weight. Whenever you exercise or engage in physical activity, take a shower to thoroughly clean your skin. Use an unscented soap designed for sensitive skin. If you have a rash, be sure to use your own towel and don't let anyone else have contact with it. Don't use the common towels at the gym, as this can contaminate that towel and the other towels in the gym laundry. Rashes can be very contagious. A fan or hair dryer may be more efficient than a towel and will ensure that your skin is completely dry.
Summary: Avoid wearing tight shoes or clothing. Wear clothing made from natural materials, such as cotton. Take steps to lose some weight if you are overweight. Shower and dry off completely after physical activity.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Storing your oysters inside their shells will make them less likely to go bad and, in some cases, better preserve their taste. Unlike refrigerating oysters, rinsing the shells under cold water to clean them off prevents any bacteria from living on the oysters. If you don't have enough room in your freezer to keep full-shelled oysters, you can shuck them before storage. If you do so, save the internal liquor for later use. To keep your oysters safe, place them inside a moisture-resistant, freezer-safe bag. If you're storing shucked oysters, you can use a firm plastic container instead. To prevent freezer burns, leave no more than 0.5in (1.3cm) of head space in the container. To help your shucked oysters retain their juiciness, pour the liquor you removed during the shucking process into your freezer-safe container. Keep pouring until you've completely submerged the oysters inside the liquid. If you don't have enough liquor to fill the container, pour in water as well. If you're using a resealable bag, press any excess air out of it using your fingers. Then, seal your container right before you put it into the freezer. Unlike with refrigerated oysters, closing the container will help better preserve your shellfish during long-term storage. If you're using a solid plastic container, make sure the lid you seal it with is air-tight. Make sure to write the initial storage date on your container. When frozen properly, fresh oysters should last for between 2 and 3 months. To make sure your oysters aren't going bad, look over them regularly and remove any that have cracked shells or cloudy meat that is a pink, black, brown, or grey color. While your oysters may remain safe to eat during this time, the taste will degrade gradually. Carefully take your oyster container out of the freezer and place it in a clear, open part of your refrigerator. Depending on the exact temperature of your appliances, the thawing process could take up to 20 hours to complete. Thawing your oysters using this method gives them a slightly longer shelf life, meaning you don't have to use them immediately after they thaw. If you'd like, you can thaw your oysters by submerging their container in cold water. However, you'll have to consume them immediately after they thaw, otherwise they'll go bad.
Summary: Keep the oysters in their shells and rinse them off. Place your oysters in a freezer-safe container. Pour oyster liquor into the container if you're freezing shucked oysters. Seal the container. Keep your oysters in the freezer for up to 3 months. Thaw your oysters in the fridge before consuming.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Close the bag so that it lays flat. Turn an iron on to the lowest heat setting. Run the iron over the bag. Keep the iron moving and don't linger on any spots to avoid burning the bag. Iron out any wrinkles. How you decorate your bag is entirely up to you. You can make it as fancy or as plain as you like. If your bag has an existing pattern or color scheme, however, try to match that pattern or color scheme as best you can. For example, if you have a delicate white and silver bag, some silver ribbon or delicate lace might look better than clunky red and yellow buttons. Here are some ideas to get you started: If your bag is solid-colored paper, consider drawing or painting on it. Decorate a plain bag with stickers or stamps. If you keep the shapes consistent, it could look like a pattern. If your bag already has a design on it, consider outlining some of the designs with matching glitter glue. You can even glue on rhinestones for added flair. Consider gluing a ribbon or lace along the top edge of the bag. Embellish a bag with small buttons or rhinestones. Buttons are great for adding that homemade touch to bags made out of solid-colored paper.
Summary:
Iron the bag, if necessary, to get rid of any wrinkles. Decorate your bag.