Problem: Article: The dried petals can be stored that way for extended periods. Make sure the storage containers seal tightly to prevent insects from entering and eating the petals. Do not store them in direct sunlight. The options are endless. Use them in your wedding, create a sensual experience, or add them to potpourri or try one of the following. Enhance a rose cocktail, create a festive rose petal punch, or indulge in some refreshing rosewater. Create a necklace out of rose petal beads, or make your own unique scent with rose petal perfume. Try rose petal sandwiches. Get rustic by making your own rose petal jam, or make frosted rose petals to add to a cake.
Summary: Store dried rose petals in coffee cans, tins, or glass jars. Decide how you want to use your rose petals. Add rose petals to your favorite drink. Get artsy and add rose petals to your crafts. Add some petals to your food.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This will wash away any nettle hairs stuck in your skin, and relieve the pain slightly. If you don't have access to water, just brush your skin with a cloth or your shirt. If you end up falling onto a large number of hairs, peel them off with a piece of adhesive tape. The nettle's hairs contain many chemicals, and studies contradict each other about what causes the pain. However, histamine is a strong candidate, as are two other neurotransmitters called acetylcholine and serotonin. Spreading an antihistamine cream over the stung area can greatly reduce the effect of these chemicals. Some subspecies of nettle contain tartaric and oxalic acids, which may extend the duration of the pain. Since baking soda is a base, it's possible a paste of baking soda and water may help neutralize these acids. This remedy may have been invented when nettle stings were thought to contain formic acid. As it turns out, the concentration of formic is probably too low to cause an effect. . To relieve itching, wrap a cold pack or bag of ice in a towel and press against the rash. Leave it there for up to 20 minutes. If you get a severe reaction, do your best to avoid touching it. Wear lightweight clothing and sleep under light blankets to minimize the irritation. Take lukewarm baths or showers, as heat can aggravate the itching. There is no good scientific evidence that these remedies would have a major effect, but they are unlikely to cause harm: Calamine lotion (which may have mild anti-itching properties) Jewelweed (Impatiens species) Dock leaves (Rumex species) Plantain leaves

SUMMARY: Wash with soapy water. Remove stuck hairs with tape. Apply an antihistamine cream. Wipe with a baking soda paste. Apply cold compresses Go easy on the affected skin. Try traditional remedies.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Do not connect it to the iPod Touch. Make sure that the other end of the cable is already plugged into the computer. This may take a few seconds. OK when iTunes informs you that a device has been detected. Restore iPod.... Click Restore to confirm. This may take several minutes. You can monitor the progress at the top of the iTunes window. If you had previously backed up your iPod Touch to either iCloud or the computer you are connected to, you will be given the option to restore the backup to your device. If you don't have a backup available, you will have to setup your iPod Touch as new. After restoring your iPod Touch, you will need to log in with your Apple ID in order to download your App Store purchases. Open the Settings app. Tap the "iTunes & App Store" option. Enter your Apple ID information and tap "Sign In".
Summary: Connect your iPod Touch's charge/sync USB cable to your computer. Open iTunes. Press and hold the Home button on your iPod Touch. Continue holding the Home button and connect the cable to the iPod Touch. Continue holding the Home button until the iTunes logo appears on the iPod Touch's screen. Click. Click. Wait for the restore process to complete. Load a backup (If available). Sign back in with your Apple ID.

While your sore throat should go away in 7-10 days, you may have a more serious condition. Fortunately, your doctor can help you get the treatment you need. Call your doctor if you have the following symptoms, which might be a sign of a more serious condition: A severe sore throat or 1 that lasts longer than 1 week Fever higher than 101F (38C) Earache Blood in your mucus Trouble breathing, swallowing, or opening your mouth Rash Hoarseness that lasts longer than 2 weeks A lump in your throat Swelling in your face or neck If you see red or white spots in the back of your throat, along with flu-like symptoms, see a doctor right away. You may have strep throat, which requires antibiotics to treat. If your child has a sore throat and their first drink of water in the morning doesn't make it go away, it's best to take them to a doctor. While they're likely okay, your doctor can make sure your child doesn't need medical treatment. They'll review your child's symptoms and possibly do simple in-office tests to make a diagnosis. Some causes of sore throat, like strep throat, are caused by a bacterial infection. If your child has an infection, they will likely need medication. While you're likely okay, these symptoms are always considered an emergency. Visit your doctor, an urgent care center, or an emergency room to get treatment. You may be able to get a breathing treatment or medication to help you breathe better. It's important that you be able to breathe properly, so don't hesitate to see a doctor. These symptoms can quickly become more serious if you don't treat them. Your doctor will gently swab the back of your throat to collect a culture. Then, they'll test the swab to find out if you have a bacterial infection. This will allow them to recommend the best course of treatment to help you feel better. The throat swab is a simple procedure that's usually painless. However, you might experience some mild discomfort. If you have a viral infection, you likely won't need medical treatment. However, your doctor may give you antibiotics if you have a bacterial infection. Talk to your doctor to learn about your treatment options. If natural treatments aren't helping, you might take over-the-counter pain relievers or cold treatments.
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One-sentence summary -- See your doctor if you develop severe symptoms. Take your child to the doctor for any sore throat. Seek immediate care if you have trouble breathing or swallowing. Get a throat swab to figure out what's causing your sore throat. Ask your doctor if you need additional treatment.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Outdoor cushions are going to get dirty there's no way around that. However, you can limit how dirty they get by brushing loose dirt from the surface whenever you notice it. This will prevent the dirt from becoming deeply ingrained in the fabric. To limit staining, try to wipe the spilled substance from the cushions right after it happens. If that's not possible, get rid of the spilled substance as soon as you notice it. The longer it sits on the fabric, the more ingrained the stain will become. When a liquid spill occurs, use a clean cloth to blot the substance up. Never rub the spilled liquid, since this will force it deeper into the fabric fibers. After you've soaked up as much as possible, proceed with the spot cleaning technique. Don't forget to sprinkle the corn starch on oil-based stains first.
Summary:
Brush dirt off the fabric regularly. Wipe up spills as soon as possible. Blot gently at liquid spills.