Mix the baking soda and water in a bowl until they are well-combined. You are looking for a mixture with a toothpaste-like consistency. If the mixture is too thin, then just add more baking soda until a thick paste forms. Let the paste set for 10 to 15 minutes. For tough stains, let the paste set for longer like 30 minutes to an hour. Use a scrub brush to do this after the paste has set for the allotted time. Scrub in a vigorous back and forth motion until they are gone. Use a toothbrush to clean small crevices. If the stains remain, then you may need to repeat steps one through three again. Wipe until any and all paste, debris and grime are removed. Then use a clean, dry towel to wipe your shower down until it is completely dry.
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One-sentence summary -- Mix 3 parts baking soda to 1 part water to form a paste. Apply the paste onto the stained areas with a sponge. Scrub the stains. Wipe the area clean with a damp towel.

Q: Minor hyperhidrosis can often be treated using over the counter antiperspirant deodorants. Deodorants that say "antiperspirant" on the label are engineered to prevent your body from producing sweat and can be effective if your sweating issues are manageable. Antiperspirant deodorants contain aluminum based compounds that temporarily block sweat producing pores, reducing the amount of sweat that leaves your skin. Most antiperspirants also help manage the smell created by bacteria in your sweat, reducing issues with body odor. Feet are a common focal point for people with primary hyperhidrosis, and the excess sweating on your feet can cause both odor and medical complications for your feet. Try using shoes and socks made from natural materials, as they will not seal the moisture into your foot and will allow your feet to breath. Rotate your shoes so they have a chance to dry between times you wear them to prevent fungal infections like athlete's foot. Change your socks periodically throughout the day if you find that you have sweat through them. Try wearing socks made out of merino wool or polypro that such moisture away from the feet. Excessive sweating can lead to social anxiety caused by visible sweat stains and concerns over body odor. If your hyperhidrosis is affected by your stress or anxiety levels, this can make the problem worse. Exercising good hygiene habits can help reduce your stress, thereby possibly reducing your symptoms. Bathe daily to prevent body odor from becoming an issue. Make sure to dry yourself completely after you bathe. Use and antibacterial soap to control control the bugs that inhabit your sweaty skin and cause odor. Make sure that you dry off completely before you put on antiperspirant. Wear light fitting clothing fitting clothing including cotton and silk. If you are exercising make sure that you bring extra clothes. Avoid wearing heavy clothes that trap sweat.
A: Use an antiperspirant. Change your shoes and socks often. Maintain good hygiene habits.

Article: Employers want to hire someone who is qualified for the job, so put down positions at camps and other organizations where you have previously worked. Try to keep your listings to the past 2-3 years. Be sure to note any special skills or certifications that you have (i.e, CPR training). Keep keywords in mind when writing your resume. Terms like "good with kids" and "CPR certified" may stick out more to a summer camp that's looking to hire. Consider using a program like Microsoft Word to create your resume. This makes it easy to have a digital or print copy on hand, if necessary. If you want to use something other than Word, there are websites that offer different resume templates to choose from. Some people choose to use a website to display their resume. Sites like WordPress can do this, but they may make it more difficult for you to print out a hard copy of your resume. Depending on the summer camp, you may have to come in to interview for the position. Think ahead to what you may be asked, such as questions regarding your leadership skills or your ability to work with others. At some point after the interview, be sure to send a thank you email to the camp for their time and consideration. This will make you stand out as a courteous applicant. If you don't hear back from the camp within a week, consider sending a follow-up email about your job application. Since most summer camp jobs are seasonal, it is better to be proactive and make the most of your time during your job search. Depending on the position you're applying for, you may be required to get some additional certifications, like CPR training. Certain health organizations offer CPR and other first aid courses for a fee. In addition to basic first aid skills, you can also learn wilderness first aid, along with other training.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Prepare a great resume. Get ready for a possible job interview. Send a follow-up email in 1 week. Receive any necessary certifications.

Problem: Article: You can use any browser, such as Firefox or Safari, to access Discord. Though there's no real way to "ban" someone from a direct message, you can remove them from the group. Once banned, they'll no longer be a part of the conversation. If you haven't signed in, click the Login button at the top-right corner of the screen, type your account information, then click Login. All of your direct messages, including those with multiple people (group chats), appear under the "Direct Messages" heading. You'll find in the second column, near the left side of the screen. It's near the top-right corner of the screen and looks like two overlapping people. It's to the right of the pushpin icon. A list of people in the group will appear. A pop-up menu will appear. This person will no longer be a part of this group conversation.
Summary: Navigate to https://www.discordapp.com. Select the group message. Click the members icon. Click the person you want to remove. Click Remove from Group.

Article: The flight hosts that will be serving you during the flight are hospitality veterans and seasoned professionals, not just flight attendants. Be very kind to these people and use your manners extensively. They will be doing everything they can for you, and it's simple protocol to treat them with reverence. It's most likely that you will be seated next to someone in most aircraft's. Although, you will have your own room and space to enjoy the flight, it's very respectful and kind of you to introduce yourself to people within reach. This could lead to some very interesting conversation that will will make time fly! You can learn a lot from others, even more so the people that fly in first class due to their presumed success. Show that you are having a good time by smiling at service attendants and other passengers while you reside in the first class area. It's evident that most people in First Class will be very friendly and excited due to the relaxed environment. In most flights there is a private first class bar with a broad range of beverages. You will most likely have your own small range of alcohol in your little luxury pod; however it's important to stay modest and avoid getting sloshed. You want to be able to remember the experience and not ruin it by getting ridiculously intoxicated. Some people are rather reclusive and don't wish to mingle more than they have to. It's esteemed that you honor other peoples desires by not forcing them or pushing them to interact with you. If however you are a reclusive person and don't wish to mingle, respect others that want to. Be polite if you're introduced to someone, however it's fine if you tell someone that you would rather be left to your own devices. When talking with any strangers or new friends, it's important to tread lightly in conversation and avoid topics that require responses on political stances and things of that nature. Keep questions light as you get to know other people; you might ask why they are flying, and where they are visiting.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Be very kind to your in-flight attendants. Try to acquaint yourself with others. Smile graciously. Go easy on the alcohol. Be mindful and respectful of others. Tread lightly in conversation.