Problem: Article: If your cat is constantly scratching you or pieces of furniture, there's a chance that he's doing it because he needs to scratch. A cat scratches household items to mark his scent on that item (using glands in his paws), and to remove the sheath that naturally grows over his claws. Giving him an outlet, like a scratching post, to satisfy his scratching needs should alleviate some of this problem behavior. If you catch your cat scratching furniture, a carpet, or any other place he's not supposed to scratch, interrupt him with a sharp noise. Try clapping your hands or shaking a jar full of coins to startle your cat out of his scratching. Immediately direct your cat to his scratching post. By interrupting his scratching of furniture and moving him to an acceptable object like a scratching post, you are reinforcing for your cat the notion that some objects are okay to scratch, but not others. Cats tend to dislike the smells of citrus and menthol. Rubbing a little bit of oil on the furniture your cat scratches the most could help prevent him from scratching there in the future. Soak several cotton balls in either citrus oil or a menthol-based muscle rub. Try dabbing the cotton ball on the legs and armrests of furniture your cat tends to target. Note that this will leave your furniture with a slight odor and may cause staining. Citrus oil may be less likely to stain. If you're concerned about the oils soaking through to your furniture, you may want to try simply taping the cotton balls onto the legs of couches and tables your cat tends to scratch. If your cat continues to pounce on your hands or feet, or destroy furniture around the house, it might be time to employ the water squirt method. Fill a spray bottle with clean, cold water. When the cat pounces, give him or her a quick squirt. Cats don't appreciate being sprayed with water, and they'll soon learn to associate this uncomfortable sensation with biting or scratching you. Be advised, however, that your cat will come to associate you with the unpleasant sensation of being sprayed with water. He may even come to fear you. No matter how bad of a scratching problem he has, getting your cat declawed will only cause worse problems. The process is incredibly painful for cats and can cause lasting problems like tissue necrosis, permanent pain, aversion to using the litter box, and increased aggression towards humans. Consult your vet on other ways to curb your cat's scratching if this behavior becomes problematic.
Summary: Give your cat a scratching post. Use citrus or menthol. Use the squirt method. Do not get your cat declawed.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Type www.messenger.com in your browser's address bar, and hit Enter on your keyboard. If you're not automatically signed into Messenger on your device, enter your email or phone and your password to log in. You will see a list of all your group and personal chat conversations on the left-hand side of your browser window. Find and click the group you want to delete. You can also use the Search Messenger bar in the upper-left corner if you remember the group name, members, or the content of the chat conversation. It looks like an "i" icon inside a circle in the upper-right corner of your group chat. It will open the group details on the right-hand side of your screen. This button will appear next to a group member when you hover over their name with your mouse. It will open a drop-down menu. You will have to confirm your action in a pop-up window. It's the red button in the lower-right corner of the pop-up. It will remove this contact from the group chat. You should be the only member left in the group before you delete it. If you leave a group without removing all the other members, the group chat will continue without you. It's located below the info button in the upper-right corner of your screen. It will open a drop-down menu with your group options. You will have to confirm your action in a pop-up window. It's the red button in the lower-right corner of the pop-up. This option will remove the group chat from your chats list, and permanently delete the conversation history.

SUMMARY: Open the Messenger app in a desktop internet browser. Click a group from the left panel. Click the info icon. Click the three horizontal dots icon next to a group member. Click Remove from Group on the drop-down menu. Click Remove to confirm. Remove all the other group members. Click the gear icon on the right panel. Click Delete on the drop-down menu. Click Delete to confirm.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Depending on how your skin is feeling, you may prefer either a manual or chemical exfoliant to remove dead skin cells. A manual exfoliant is a physical scrub. This can a warm washcloth, baking soda, or any of various products specifically designed for the purpose of exfoliation, like facial brushes. Anything that can manually scrub your skin. While manual exfoliation is more natural, be careful about further irritating the skin, as it can be abrasive. Chemical exfoliants come in several forms. Two common and effective ones are BHAs and Retinoids. A BHA exfoliant uses Beta Hydroxy Acid, which contains salicylic acid, to get deep inside your pores, dissolve dirt, and exfoliate the skin. Acne marks will fade faster and you should get fewer breakouts. Retinoid creams can be used to speed up the skin's natural process of cell division, which pushes out the discolored skill cells. This treatment will increase sensitivity to sunlight, so be sure to apply the cream at night. Making sure to choose a gentle exfoliant (so as not to further irritate the skin), scrub with either a manual or chemical exfoliant every morning and apply a retinoid cream every night.
Summary:
Try manual exfoliation first. Try chemical exfoliants if manual ones don't work. Use exfoliants every morning and evening.