In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Heat rash usually occurs underneath the clothes, where moisture and heat trap clothes close to the skin. It feels itchy and looks like a patch of bumps or pimples. Other symptoms include: Pain, swelling, or warmth of the skin. Red streaks. Pus or fluid draining from itchy areas. Swollen lymph nodes in the neck, armpit, or groin. Sudden fever (over 100.4F or 38C). Get out of the sun and somewhere cool and dry if possible, around 70F. If you cannot get inside then move into the shade. Most heat rash will go away soon after cooling off. Expose the affected area and let it air dry. Since blocked sweat glands cause most heat rash, you want the skin to be able to breath freely to prevent further blockage. Do not use a towel to dry your skin-- air should be fine. Heat rash is a symptom of your body overheating. Avoid hot beverages and drink plenty of cold water to lower your body temperature. Add 1 tbsp (14 g) of baking soda to 1 cup (240mL) of cold water. Mix until the baking soda is dissolved. Next, dip a rag into the mixture, wring it out, and drape it over your rash for 10 minutes. Then, lightly rub the rag over your rash to gently exfoliate your skin. This will open your pores, while also reducing inflammation. Repeat this 4-5 times daily to help your rash heal. The baking soda may help relieve itching and irritation. Blisters are filled with fluid meant to heal your skin, and they can scar if popped prematurely. While some blisters will pop, try to let your skin heal naturally and avoid picking at it. Treat heat rash with an application of 1% hydrocortisone cream or calamine/aloe lotion to relieve itching. For more extreme cases, antihistamines like Benadryl or Claritin can ease itching and swelling. While most heat rash will disappear soon after cooling off, severe heat rash can lead to infections that need treatment. Call a doctor if pain increases or spreads, if yellow or white pus begins to leak from your rash, or the rash does not disappear on its own. Immediately call emergency services if you feel: Nausea and Dizziness Headaches Vomiting Fainting
Summary: Know the symptoms of heat rash. Move the affected person into a cool, shady environment. Loosen or remove tight, damp clothing. Drink plenty of cold fluids. Exfoliate your skin with baking soda to reduce inflammation. Avoid popping blisters. Use over the counter medication to ease discomfort. See a doctor if symptoms worsen or last longer than 2 days.

Visit a craft store, toy store, or another establishment that sells costuming supplies. Purchase a foam hat. Pick a style that seems appropriate for your scarecrow in terms of shape, but don't worry about other features like color, since it will be covered with burlap in the end. Unroll a large swath of burlap and center your hat on top of it, right way up. Trace a circle (or whichever shape matches that of your particular hat) around the hat. Make it large enough for the circle to cover all of the hat's exterior, with at least a few extra inches between the brim and your circle. Use fabric scissors to cut the circle free from the roll of burlap. If you're worried about making your circle too small, err on the side of caution and go for one that's too big. The excess can be repurposed later on if you need to trim it off. First, drape your burlap circle over your hat and center it. Make sure it's long enough to hang over the brim by a few inches on all sides. Then lift the burlap's loose end and apply glue to a swath of the hat's brim. Press the burlap down into the glue to stick the two together. Then: Use pins if needed to secure glued areas in place so the burlap doesn't move around as you work. Continue applying beads of glue along the brim and pressing the burlap into it until you have completed the whole brim. Secure the burlap with pins if desired to keep it in place while the glue dries. Cut out a new length of burlap. Make it long enough to wrap around the hat's crown and then overlap itself by an inch or so. Glue the back of one end to the burlap circle, wrap the length around the crown, and glue the back of the free end to where it overlaps the first end. Cut out some small squares of burlap from your roll. Or, if you needed to trim any excess material from your circle, cut some squares from that. Glue these "patches" where desired to accentuate the scarecrow's patched-together look.
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One-sentence summary -- Select a foam hat. Trace an outline on your burlap. Cut out the outline. Glue the burlap to your hat. Make a band for your hat. Add some patches.

Problem: Article: Make sure to really saturate the wrinkle with the oil so the leather around it will become supple. The oil will help protect your shoe from damage when you apply heat to the leather. You can buy leather oil, such as mink oil or neatsfoot oil, at a specialty leather shop or wherever leather shoes are sold. Move the nozzle of the heat gun around, never staying in one place for more than 2-3 seconds. The whole process will probably take about a minute. Lighter leathers are susceptible to discoloration when they're exposed to heat, so test a small area on the heel of the shoe before applying heat to more visible areas. The combination of oil and heat should make the leather pliable. Use your hands to stretch and smooth the crease until it starts to fade. Insert the shoe tree as tightly into the shoe as you can. As your shoe cools, the smooth texture will become permanent. Be sure not to tighten the shoe tree too much. Since the leather is hot, it will be prone to stretching.
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Moisten the crease with a special leather oil. Use a heat gun or blow dryer to soften the leather on the top of your shoe. Massage the leather until the crease disappears. Leave the shoe on a shoe tree as it cools.