Write an article based on this "Wear a mask while cleaning. Change pillowcases and bedsheets often. Vacuum once per week. Wash all of your windows and rinse the screens. Get an air-purifier that uses an ionizer. Eliminate damp areas that may support the growth of mold and mildew. Clean out all of your cupboards and closets."
article: If you also suffer from dust allergies, then use a surgical mask to protect yourself from inhaling dust and other particles while you are cleaning. You can buy surgical masks at most pharmacies and larger department stores as well. To reduce the number of dust mites living in your bedsheets, change and wash your bedding once per week. Wash your sheets and pillow cases in hot water that is heated to about 130F (54C) or higher. If you have any down or wool fabrics for bedding, replace them with synthetic material bedding to reduce allergens even more. Use a vacuum cleaner with a HEPA filter to clean your floors, rugs, and carpets. HEPA filter vacuum cleaners can remove various allergens, which might help to improve your allergies. You may want to consider steam cleaning the carpets and rugs as well, especially if you have pets. Don't forget to move the furniture when you vacuum so you can get those spots, too. Screens can accumulate dust and other particles that include allergens. You should also clean any mold or condensation that has formed on your window sills. During allergy season, plan to keep the windows and doors shut to reduce the amount of allergens coming into your home. Rely on air conditioning to cool down your home. Ozone (O3) kills many forms of mold, fungi, and bacteria but can be toxic in high levels. Since you won't be able to fully air out the area, an air-purifier that attracts negatively charged ions (most allergens) rather than ozone gas should be better. There are air-purifiers that come with a UV light which is effective at killing mold and mildew as well. Clean areas in the bathroom or kitchen that may be prone to mold and mildew. There are a number of approaches you can take. Clean areas with either: Pure white vinegar. Pour into a spray bottle and spray onto any area that may be inviting to mold and mildew any area that may be damp, warm and dark. Leave on for 1530 minutes and wipe away A solution of one part bleach and nine parts water. Spray onto problem areas and let stand for 1530 minutes and wipe away. A mixture of tea tree oil and water. Mix 1 ounce of tea tree oil with 2 cups of warm water. Shake well. Spray onto problem areas and let stand for 1530 minutes and wipe away. You can mix tea tree oil with carpet shampoo solutions as well. Use 1 ounce of tea tree oil for each gallon of carpet shampoo Cupboards and closets are good hiding places for mold and mildew. Check under sinks for leaks and any mold or mildew formation. Clean and air out these spaces as well as you can. Wash all of the clothing in your closets. Use a dryer rather than line-drying your clothes. Use a damp paper towel to wipe down all of your shoes as well.

Write an article based on this "Know what to avoid. Understand the circumstances under which emails are okay. Refrain from emailing a teacher about personal topics. Never email teachers for other non-school purposes. Check your course's syllabus for email instructions. Use your school email if possible."
article: Think of emailing your teacher in the same terms as emailing your boss or a similar figure: you'll want to avoid casual or disrespectful language, poor spelling, lack of punctuation, abbreviations, and so on. Never use texting language in an email, even if the precedent is set by the teacher whom you're emailing. If you can't reach your teacher for a question about an assignment, you need to recover an assignment due to being sick, or you're otherwise unable to talk to your teacher within an acceptable time frame, it's okay to email them. Otherwise, it's best to save your correspondence for a face-to-face conversation. Naturally, if your teacher wants you to submit assignments, topic suggestions, or anything else via email, they will give you detailed instructions on how they'd prefer to receive the assignments. Many districts prevent teachers from being able to respond to such emails under penalty of suspension or even being fired. If you have a mental health concern or a personal issue which you wish to discuss with someone outside of your family, most schools have at least one on-staff counselor whom you can email. Even if you feel close to a certain teacher and you're able to converse with them about things like sports or music, emailing them about such topics is inappropriate and could result in both you and the teacher facing disciplinary action. Apologizing for behavior or attempting to offer an explanation should be done face-to-face, but never over email. Anything that impacts your ability to attend school or a class on a certain day is fine to talk about, but it isn't necessary to include large amounts of detail. For example, if you're sick, explaining that you're taking a sick day is better than telling your teacher about your symptoms. Emailing about common interests, jokes, or any other topic which falls outside of classroom discussion is strictly off-limits. If your teacher has specific manner in which they want you to email them, the instructions will most likely be in the course syllabus. You'll also usually find your teacher's email address in the course syllabus if they're comfortable with you emailing them. You can also ask your teacher face-to-face about emailing, though that won't be an option if you have to email them before the next time you see them. If you have a school-assigned email address, make sure that you're emailing your teacher from that address rather than from your personal email address. Not only will this ensure that the teacher knows who you are, it will also create a much more professional atmosphere than if you used your personal email. Teachers may be uncomfortable with (or forbidden from) responding if you use your personal email address. Due to strict filtering rules on many school servers, emails from personal addresses may not even be able to reach your teachers' inboxes.

Write an article based on this "Pick up any solid matter. Blot the vomit to remove excess moisture. Sprinkle a thick layer of baking soda over the area you're cleaning. Create a liquid cleaning solution. Scrub the stain. Rinse the area with clean water. Blot the area dry with more lint-free cloths. Open all of your car doors or windows to allow the area to completely dry."
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You can use a spatula and scrape the surface to remove chunks, or use a cloth or thick paper towel to remove pieces. Press on an absorbent cloth or paper towel just hard enough to absorb liquid, but not so hard that you force the vomit further into the underlying surface. This will help absorb the odor of the vomit. Leave the baking soda for about 30 minutes, then vacuum it. Be sure to create a solution that will work on the type of material you need to clean, whether it is leather, upholstery, plastic, or carpeting. While you can purchase a commercial cleaner made for the appropriate material, you can also make your own: For leather upholstery: Make a paste of baking soda and water by mixing three parts baking soda to one part warm water. For vinyl, cloth, plastic, or carpeting: Mix eight parts warm water with one part white vinegar. Add about a half teaspoon (2.5 mL) dishwashing liquid and stir thoroughly. Apply the liquid cleaning solution to the vomit stain, using a lint-free cloth to thoroughly scrub the area. If the stain has penetrated your car's carpeting, you may need to use a hard-bristle brush. Use a wet or damp lint-free cloth to remove as much of the cleaning solution as possible. Use a damp, not wet, cloth to clean leather upholstery. Rinse vinyl or cloth upholstery, plastic or carpeting with a wet cloth. If you've used a great deal of cleaning solution, you may find it more efficient to use a squirt bottle for rinsing. If you have them, use white cotton cloths so that you can see that the stain is being lifted every time you blot. Continue blotting until no stain is visible on the upholstery or on your blotting cloth. Depending on the weather and your car's location, you may wish to set up a fan or use a hair dryer to speed the drying process.