Problem: Article: Many essential oils have antibacterial and antiseptic qualities, which means they can kill bacteria and other microorganisms that can infect the skin and cause pimples. Spearmint or peppermint. Peppermint or spearmint may be irritating to some. Start with one drop/quart of water. Both peppermint and spearmint contain menthol, which has antiseptic and immune-boosting properties. Thyme boosts the immune system and has antibacterial properties. It also increases circulation of the blood by opening up blood vessels. Calendula accelerates healing and has antimicrobial properties. Lavender is soothing and can help with anxiety and depression. It also has antibacterial properties. Tea tree oil. Test an area of skin free of acne first. Tea tree oil can irritate some people's skin, which risks making the acne worse. If you don't have essential oils, you can substitute 4-5 tablespoons of the dried herb of the respective oil. The result will be messier but just as effective. Since different people have different reactions to essential oils, experts recommend that you test any oil on a smaller portion of skin before using it in a full bath. Add one drop to eight ounces of water before soaking a cotton ball in the water. Squeeze out the cotton ball, then apply it to a patch of skin. Make sure you test each oil separately since you won't know which causes the irritation once you mix them. Make sure your bathtub is clean, then fill it with water. Hot water won't harm the essential oils you'll add, so make it hot enough to be comfortable. If your skin did not have any reaction to the sensitivity tests, start with 5-10 drops of the oil in a full bath. You can increase to 10-20 drops if the 5-10 drops do not have any effect on your skin. If you want to turn the aromatic, herbal bath into a real spa-style treat, you can even add up to a cup of sea salt to the bath. You want to give the oils/herbs plenty of time to take effect. Soak in the tub for around 20-30 minutes. You will want to rinse off thoroughly with clean water before getting out of the tub. This is especially the case when using herbs in the water. After you get out of the bathtub, pat your back dry instead of scrubbing your back with the towel. Then, get dressed in cotton clothing. Scrubbing your back may irritate your skin.
Summary: Purchase antibacterial essential oils. Test the essential oils on your skin to make sure you're not allergic. Fill your bathtub with hot water at your desired temperature. Add 5-10 drops of essential oil to your bath. Soak in the bath for 20-30 minutes. Rinse off thoroughly. Pat yourself dry with a clean towel.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Look underneath your sink for the pipes that run up. Along those pipes somewhere will be handles that you can turn to shut off the water to your sink. Twist clockwise to shut off. Use a sink plug if you have one or a rag. Nothing will ruin your day faster than having a screw or a washer go down the drain. A compression faucet has two screw handles, one for hot and one for cold, and is the easiest to recognize by sight. The other three types of faucet all have one central, swiveling arm that you can swing from hot to cold as desired. You may have to take your faucet apart before you know which is which, because the internal mechanisms at the base of their arms are all different: A ball faucet contains a ball bearing. A cartridge faucet contains a cartridge. The materials of the cartridge will vary, but handle often has a decorative cap. A ceramic-disk faucet contains a ceramic cylinder.

SUMMARY: Turn off the water to your faucet. Plug the drain. Determine what type of faucet you have.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Pairing colors that complement each other and avoiding colors that clash is an essential part of putting together an outfit. When you're working with scarves and T-shirts, there are just a few basic color rules that you may want to keep in mind. See below: When in doubt, use a color wheel. Shades that are directly across from each other on the wheel are complementary that is, they look good together. Almost anything looks good paired with a neutral color. These include white, black, grey, and some shades of brown and tan. You can also pick a patterned scarf that incorporate the shirt color somewhere in the pattern. Sharing a color with your shirt makes your scarf look like it was meant to go with it. If you have a scarf with an intricate pattern, wear it with a simple, one-color shirt. Alternatively, if your shirt has a complex graphic or pattern you want to show off, wear it with a simple scarf. Balancing areas of simplicity and complexity ensures your outfit is never "too much" to look at. A good policy is to start with a solid color shirt and make this your base. Your base shirt can be long or short sleeved and can have whatever neckline you like since the scarf will most likely be covering the neckline. Pair this base with a patterned scarf that uses the same color, a complementary color or mostly neutral colors. Color and complexity aren't the only factors in play when you're making your outfit. Different shirt and scarf fabrics have different visual textures based on the material and the size of the stitching. Pair textures together to create areas of visual contrast so that your scarf stands out from the fabric around it. For instance, if you're wearing a cotton T-shirt, you might want to pair it with a thick wool scarf with large stitching so that it contrasts with the shirt. You probably wouldn't want to pair it with a scarf made from material that's similar to the T-shirt. The way you wear your scarf around your neck can affect how your overall outfit looks. Wearing a scarf loosely draped around your neck tends to direct the eye downwards a good choice if you're wearing pants or a belt that you'd like to attract attention to. On the other hand, tighter ties that position the scarf around the neck attract attention to your face by isolating it from the rest of your body. In the section below, you'll learn a few basic ways to tie your scarf that you may want to try out. This is the main faux pas that you'll want to avoid when pairing a scarf with a T-shirt. Scarves that are the same color or texture as your T-shirt are not generally a good idea. Since they have little contrast with your shirt, it's difficult to see where one begins and the other ends. To avoid this homogenous look, be sure to incorporate at least some contrast into your outfit.
Summary: Pick a color that matches your shirt. Pair complex designs with simple ones. Create exciting contrasts of texture. Experiment with tight and loose ties. Avoid uniform, "samey" outfits.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Once it has cooled, you can play with (or eat) it. Keep in mind that it might stain lighter colored clothes or carpets.
Summary:
Allow the slime to cool. Done.