Write an article based on this "Wear your binder for up to 8 hours at a time. Take off your binder while you sleep. Use body powder or anti-chafing cream to prevent skin irritation. Don't ever use bandages or duct tape to bind your chest. Use only 1 method of binding at a time. Stick to a sports bra if you're going to be active. Visit your doctor if you're in pain or having trouble breathing."
article: It's totally understandable that you'd want to bind all the time, but that's not safe for your body. You need to take a break from your binder so your tissues, muscles, and bones don't get damaged. Don't wear your binder for longer than 6-8 hours at a time. When you're not wearing a binder, layered clothing and camisoles can help hide the look of your breasts. Listen to your body. If you're experiencing discomfort, pain, or difficulty breathing, take a break from binding, even if it hasn't been 8 hours yet. Wearing your binder to bed can restrict your breathing and may interrupt your sleep. Additionally, it may damage your body, sometimes permanently. Never wear your binder to bed. Try wearing a t-shirt over a camisole to create the look of a flatter chest. It's normal for your binder to get sweaty and rub your skin, which can cause chafing or itching. To prevent these unpleasant effects, apply a body powder or anti-chafing cream to your skin before you put on your binder. You can find these products at your local drug store or online. These items may seem like a great binder, but they can hurt your body. That's because they don't provide any give when you move around. This can cause muscle, rib, spine, and lung damage. To avoid these problems, stick with your safe binders. You've probably seen these products used as binders in movies. However, that doesn't make them safe. If you feel like your current binding method isn't working for you, try a different method to see if that's a better fit for you. However, never combine 2 different methods because it can hurt your body. Keep trying different methods until you find what works for you. It might take some time for you to be happy with the results, so don't give up. When you exercise, your body needs to be able to move freely. Additionally, it's important that you be able to breathe easily. Most binders are too restrictive for exercise, but it's okay to wear a sports bra. It's best to just wear 1 sports bra while you're exercising. If you're worried your chest will show, try wearing a baggy shirt over your sports bra. Unfortunately, a binder that is too tight or worn too long can cause back or chest pain, as well as breathing difficulties. You might be worried about talking to your doctor, and that's understandable. However, it's important that you get checked out to make sure you're okay. Go to your primary doctor or visit an urgent care center to find out if you need treatment. If you're a minor, you'll typically need your parent or guardian's permission for treatment. This might be scary if you haven't told your parents that you feel more comfortable with your chest bound. However, your health is most important. Just tell your parent or guardian that you're having trouble breathing and need to see a doctor. You may be able to talk to the doctor alone or you could try passing them a note.

Write an article based on this "Season your potatoes with salt and pepper to taste and shake them up."
article: Add some salt and pepper to the potatoes according to your preference. Start with 2-3 dashes and taste them before adding more. Then, stir the pot or put the potatoes in a covered dish and shake it to distribute the butter, parsley, salt, and pepper. Scoop the potatoes out onto individual plates or bowls to serve them.

Write an article based on this "Prepare the grout mixture. Apply the grout using a spatula. Let the grout set between 24-48 hours. Seal the mosaic with varnish. Create an edging for your mosaic. Finished."
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Combine together 2-3 cups of grout mixture with a bit of acrylic admix. Stir the combination until the consistency is that of thick cottage cheese. Grout comes in many colors and there are colors you can add to the grout to change the coloring. Choose a color that accents your mosaic. Fill in the creases between the tiles. The grout should cover the mosaic enough to fill the gaps. Work in small areas at a time and wipe off any excess grout as you go along. Each time you grout around a new piece, give the tesserae a gentle push to make sure the tile sticks to the grout. Make sure you are wearing gloves as you apply, otherwise the grout will stick and solidify on your hands. Wipe the mosaic with a clean sponge and warm water. Rinse out the sponge regularly as you wipe away grout from the surface of the tiles. After you are done cleaning, let the water sit in the bucket for a while. The grout will sink to the bottom. You can then pour out the water, and dump the grout into a trashcan. This will coat the tiles and safeguard against damage, especially for outdoor mosaics subjected to fluctuating temperatures and adverse weather conditions. It also will give a high gloss shine that will make the colors stand out. Tile and stone-floor sealers can be purchased at most local hardware stores. You will want to apply two coats. Use a paintbrush to apply each coat. In between coats, wait about 10-15 minutes for the varnish to dry. After the sealer has dried, buff the mosaic with a soft towel. This will give your mosaic a nice clean finish. Reapply every few years for added protection. This is strictly optional, but can add a level of dimension to your work, especially if it is a tile or table. You can affix pieces of tesserae to the edges using the same mortar and grout steps. Another great option is the paint the edges using an acrylic paint. You can also pack grout onto the edges, using a spatula, for a more textured look.