INPUT ARTICLE: Article: To ensure that dirt and grime aren't covering up the brand name or logo, spray the faucet and the handles with a multipurpose cleaner or glass cleaner. Wipe the cleaner off with a rag, and then observe the faucet and handles to see if there are any words or shapes that may represent a particular brand. Some brand names and logos on faucets are very small or are etched into inconspicuous parts of the faucet. To get a better look at the faucet, hold a flashlight over it and get close to it. Look all around the curves of the faucet and the handles to be sure that you aren't missing a subtle representation of the faucet brand. While less likely, there may just be a model number visible on the faucet instead of a brand name or logo. If you find a number but no brand information on the surface of your faucet, try looking up the number online. If you search the entire model number, the company's webpage may pop up. Many items that you purchase come with an instruction booklet or a small informational packet. Look around your home to see if you can find the manual that may have come with your faucet.

SUMMARY: Clean the faucet handles and check for a logo. Look at all of the faucet's parts under a flashlight. Look for a model number if there's no logo. Look for a user manual if you recently bought the faucet.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: There are several different types of anxiety disorder which have a panic component, but just because you've had a panic attack does not mean that you have a disorder of any kind. However, if you notice that your panic attacks are more intense, are lasting longer, or are more frequent, these are signs that you may have something else going on other than a normal stress or anxiety response to stressors in your life. Anxiety attacks can be a symptom of a larger anxiety disorder. If the fear of having a panic attack is keeping you from your normal routines, such as not leaving the house or avoiding your son's basketball games, these are signs that anxiety or panic is starting to keep you from functioning at your full capacity. In these situations, you should consult a therapist for help. Treatment for anxiety or panic differs depending on exactly which type of anxiety disorder you have. However, there are some general techniques that a therapist will teach you. She may take you through relaxation training and teach you to promote positive lifestyle changes such as exercise. She may also help you challenge your unhelpful thoughts and behaviors that perpetuate your anxiety. Some therapists may help you by desensitizing you to physical symptoms of panic so you are no longer fearful, which will help you to not cause future panic attacks due to fear. In some cases, medication may also be helpful to control panic. In most cases, it should not be the only treatment and should be combined with therapy. Medications used to help control panic include antidepressants, which are taken daily and provide long term help. You can also take benzodiazepines, which are fast-acting medications used during or in anticipation of oncoming panic. Examples of antidepressants prescribed for panic include Prozac, Zoloft, and Lexapro. Common benzodiazepines prescribed include clonazepam, lorazepam, and alprazolam. The signs and symptoms of panic attacks are the same for children and adolescents as they are for adults. If a panic disorder is diagnosed, psychotherapy would be the first treatment option over medication for children, unless the disorder and panic is severe. Psychotherapy for children is similar to therapy for adults, but tailored in ways that can manage and understand the information and interventions. Cognitive behavioral therapy is used to help children and adolescents challenge and change irrational thought patterns that are reinforcing panic. Additionally, children and adolescents learn relaxation techniques to help them manage anxiety and panic outside of the therapy office. As a parent, it is hard to know how to help your child who is experiencing a panic attack, and it may seem beneficial to reason with your child and tell them that nothing is actually wrong. However, it is more helpful to acknowledge your child's fear reaction and physiological responses and well as how uncomfortable the experience can be.

SUMMARY: Recognize an underlying condition. Consult a therapist. Take medication. Treat adolescent anxiety attacks.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Garnish the lemonade slushie with lemon zest and a watermelon wedge. Enjoy!

SUMMARY: Chill the slushie in the fridge for about two hours till overnight. Serve.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Jellyfish and stray jellyfish tentacles can be very hard to see, and can remain venomous for a long time, even when washed ashore. By wearing rubber-soled shoes when you walk on the beach, you will avoid accidentally stepping on them with your bare skin and getting stung. Some evidence shows that protective lotions such as Safe Sea may protect against jellyfish stings. Applying one of these lotions before you go in the water can be a good additional precaution. Look for protective lotions at pharmacies, and shops that sell diving and beach gear. If you will be spending a lot of time in the water, or in deep waters, consider wearing more extensive coverage. The thick material of a wetsuit, and the fact that it will cover a large amount of your skin, makes it an effective deterrent to jellyfish stings. Clothing coated in petroleum jelly or similar substances is not a reliable protection against jellyfish stings. Some stores that sell diving equipment also carry special "stinger suits" that you can wear to prevent being stung by a jellyfish. Even if you wear a wetsuit, you should still practice caution and avoid jellyfish, as stings through wetsuits have been reported.

SUMMARY:
Wear shoes when walking on the beach. Wear protective lotions. Wear a wetsuit.