INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It's important that you wipe it clean after every use because the chemicals found in your soap may hurt the marble. Use a dry cotton rag or dishcloth to wipe the moisture from the walls and basin of your shower after you use it. Use regular warm water to fill a spray bottle and add a tbsp (14.7 ml) of non-abrasive, pH-neutral, dish soap into the bottle. Select an undyed dish soap that does not contain any abrasives like sand or stone, and that doesn't contain any acids like citrus, lemon, or vinegar. It will say pH-neutral on the label of your dish soap. Conventional cleaners may contain acids that can damage the surface of your shower. There are specially made marble cleaners that you can purchase at department stores or online. Popular commercial marble sprays include Black Diamond, Simple Green, and Zep Marble Cleaner. Coat the walls and basin of your shower with the solution and rub the solution in a small circular motion. Continue to work around your shower in small circles, concentrating on any built up mildew or dirt. Use a showerhead or a bucket of water to rinse the entirety of the shower down, including the walls. It's important that you remove any leftover soap or it may sink into the marble and create stains later. Use an absorbent rag or squeegee to dry off your shower completely. You should dry down your shower after every use, but doing a more extensive cleaning with a mild dish soap and water two to three times a week should keep the marble looking clean and fresh.

SUMMARY: Wipe down your shower after each use. Fill a spray bottle with warm water a tbsp (14.7 ml) of mild dish soap. Spray the solution onto your shower and rub it in with a damp cloth. Rinse the shower. Dry the shower.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Determine if you've been tired lately due to lack of sleep or whether it might be a cold or the flu. Evaluate where it hurts. Typical signs of the flu include: Cough Fever (often accompanied by chills) Sore throat Headache Neck and back pains Runny nose, sinus pressure Sometimes low grade fevers go unnoticed because they can sometimes start before the rest of your flu symptoms (such as aches and pains). And if you feel certain you have a fever, it's good to monitor it to make sure you don't let it get too high. Depending on your symptoms, you will probably want to get some over the counter cold and flu remedies. Early intervention is key to reducing symptoms and feeling better. Some useful remedies might be: Cough syrup (it can be especially helpful if you're having trouble sleeping) Pain relievers (this would be for fevers, headaches, and any body pain). Either acetaminophen (Tylenol, store brands) or ibuprofen (Advil, store brands) are good choices. Sinus spray (good for helping to keep your nose clear of mucus) For some people, having the flu can severely tax an already-compromised immune system. An antiviral can help you avoid the worst of the flu symptoms, and shorten the time you are ill. If you have various other health concerns, are pregnant, or over 65 you might be a good candidate for an antiviral prescription, which needs to be taken during the early stages of the flu.
Summary: Figure out if you're sick. Take your temperature. Get some medication to help relieve symptoms. Talk to your doctor about an antiviral.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The warm water will help relax your muscles, as you let your cares drift away. You can even add a bath bomb or two to help pamper your skin while you're soaking. Try lighting some candles in your bathroom to create a soothing ambiance. A face mask can be relaxing in and of itself, but it will also make your skin feel nice. The easiest solution is to use a store-bought version. However, you can also make a simple face mask at home with a few ingredients. Mash up a couple of strawberries. Add a dollop of both honey and plain yogurt. Mix the ingredients together, and apply it to your face. Wash it off after 15 minutes. For store-bought versions, follow the directions on the bottle for how long you should leave it on. This treatment can relax you just because it feels soothing on your head. In addition, it will also help moisturize and rejuvenate your hair. Afterwards, your hair will be silkier and shinier. To create a hot oil treatment, simply pour a little olive oil in a small bowl, a couple of tablespoons or so. Add a dollop of coconut oil and a tablespoon or two of honey. Heat it up in the microwave for about 15 seconds, but don't let it overheat. Mix the ingredients together. Use a pastry brush to apply the mixture to your hair from roots to tips. Tuck your hair into a shower cap, or wrap it in plastic wrap. Leave it on for several hours, if possible, then wash it out. You don't need all three ingredients if you don't have them. You can just use one of the oils (without honey) if that's all you have. Sugar scrubs are easy to make with ingredients you have on hand. You use these scrubs to exfoliate your skin, sloughing off dry, dead skin cells. To make sugar scrub, just mix one part oil (such as coconut oil or olive oil) with two parts brown sugar (white will do in a pinch). You can also add in a scent with essential oils or even just a dash or two of cinnamon from your cupboard. If you use coconut oil, heat it in the microwave for a minute or two to help it melt before adding the sugar. To use the scrub, simply rub it into your skin with your hands and then wash it off. Get a thick foot cream. Wet a towel, making sure to shake or wring out excess water. Microwave it for about 60 seconds. Once it's done, apply the cream to your feet, and wrap up your feet in the towel. Leave it on for about 15 minutes. Of course, one of the best things about going to the spa is ending up with pretty nails, which you can do at home. Just take some time at the end of the day to paint your nails and toenails. Don't forget to add a base coat and a top coat for a longer-lasting effect.

SUMMARY:
Take a bath. Apply a face mask. Try a hot oil hair treatment. Make a sugar scrub. Try a foot treatment. Paint your nails.