Write an article based on this "Place some microfiber towels on your dashboard. Spray some glass cleaner on your scrub pad. Continue scrubbing on the driver's side."
article: This will prevent drips on the dash. You could use the same towels you used to buff and clean the exterior of the windshield in order to avoid going through your towels too quickly. Spray a few additional squirts of cleaner on half the windshield. Starting in the upper-right corner of the passenger's side, move the scrub pad down the windshield in parallel rows, working your way to the left (driver's) side. You'll have to stop after cleaning the first half of the windshield to apply glass cleaner to the driver's side. Remain in the passenger seat or lean into the car from the passenger's side door to avoid bumping or leaning on the steering wheel while cleaning. Just as you did on the passenger's side of the windshield, move the scrub pad from top to bottom until the entire surface of the interior windshield has been scrubbed clean. When you're finished, use a dry microfiber towel to go over the entire surface of the windshield to ensure you didn't leave any cleaning liquid. Move your hand around the entire surface of the windshield in a small, tight circle.

Write an article based on this "Give yourself plenty of time to get your cat in a carrier. Offer treats and toys. Try spraying Feliway."
article: You'll likely need a minimum of 20 or 30 minutes to get your cat out of hiding and comfortable enough to get into a carrier. If possible, work this into your schedule so you can avoid having to fight with it and force it into a carrier. Try keeping the carrier in its space at all times, and place its food inside the carrier so the cat will associate it with good things. If you need to make a vet appointment or otherwise get your cat out of hiding in a hurry, try coaxing it with pet treats or a piece of canned tuna. You can also use a chase toy, like a feather on a string, to help it forget about its fear or shyness. Continue to play with it for 10 to 15 minutes. If you need to get it in a carrier, try placing treats in the carrier, and avoid forcing it in the carrier unless absolutely necessary. Feliway contains synthetic pheromones that can help soothe your cat. Spray it around your cat's hiding spot to encourage it to come out of hiding. It'll relax your cat and make it want to investigate the scent. Don't spray Feliway right in front of your cat. It could startle your cat, making it even less willing to come out of hiding. Once it's relaxed, it'll probably want to rub against you and be stroked. You should give it some loving attention after spraying Feliway instead of trying to rush it into the carrier.

Write an article based on this "Recognize the signs and symptoms of a Listeria infection. Allow your immune system to combat the infection naturally. Get plenty of rest. Drink plenty of fluids. Boost your immune system."
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Fever, muscle aches, nausea and diarrhea are all common symptoms of listeriosis. In more severe cases, the infection may spread to your nervous system, leading to a stiff neck, a headache, loss of balance, convulsions, and/or an altered level of consciousness. If you notice any of these more severe signs that indicate a possible spread to your nervous system, seek medical help immediately. When Listeria infects the nervous system, it could be meningitis (which simply means an infection of the central nervous system, specifically of the meninges) which always requires emergency medical care. If you have only the basic symptoms of fever, muscle aches, nausea, and/or diarrhea, you can most likely recover without the help of a physician unless you are in the high-risk category (e.g. pregnant women, very young or very old, immunocompromised), in which case you must seek prompt medical attention. If you do not fall into any of the high-risk categories and appear to have only a mild listeriosis infection (which is the case for the vast majority of people), your doctor will likely advise that you rest and allow your immune system to naturally fight off the infection. It should resolve itself within a few days time, as your body fights it off just like it would any other mild infection. As with all infections, taking it easy and getting plenty of rest gives your body the best chance to recover quickly and without complications. Resting, and staying home from work or school, allows your body to devote all of its energy to healing (and when your immune system works to fight off an infection it takes more energy than you might expect!) Fighting off an infection also predisposes you to becoming dehydrated, so drinking plenty of fluids is key. Water and/or electrolyte beverages (such as Gatorade or other sports drinks) are best. Electrolyte beverages can help to increase your hydration because the salt content helps your body to readily absorb more water. Consuming vitamin C may also help to boost your immune system when you are sick. Echinacea tablets or teas and zinc may also help as natural ways to boost your immune system; however, neither have been validated in official medical trials.