Q: It looks just like regular spray paint, except that it is made for fabric. You can find it alongside the other fabric dyes and fabric paints in a fabric or craft store. This method works best on lacrosse mesh, but it may other on other types of mesh fabric too. This method may cause the fabric to turn stiff, so it is not recommended for garments. Outside would be the best, but a large room with open windows would also work. Choose a flat surface that is easy to clean, and cover it with several sheets of paper towel. Once you have your surface covered, set your fabric on top. The paper towels will help soak up any excess paint and prevent it from pooling. You can also use cardboard or newspaper instead. Some types of fabric spray paint is translucent, just like fabric dye. White mesh fabric will help the color show up the best. Like with fabric paint, you can paint your mesh multiple colors using this method too. Use painter's tape or masking tape to cover any areas that you don't want painted. Press the tape firmly against the mesh so that the paint doesn't seep under it. For larger areas, cover the outlines with tape first, then cover the rest with cardboard. Hold the can 6 to 8 inches (15 to 20cm) away from the fabric, then apply a thin layer of paint. Work your way from side-to-side in overlapping rows. Don't apply a thick layer of paint, or it will bleed under the masking tape. If you covered any parts with cardboard, hold the cardboard down. Wait about 15 to 20 minutes for the paint to dry. Remove any cardboard, but leave the masking tape on. Flip the fabric over onto a clean sheet of cardboard, then paint the back. Use the same technique as you did for the front. If you are painting your fabric multiple colors, now is the time to apply the next color. Use the same process for each color that you want to apply: paint the front, let it dry, then paint the back. Cover any painted areas with cardboard so that they don't get re-painted. Remember to mask off any areas that you don't want painted. Read the instructions that came with your spray paint to find out whether or not it needs to be heat-set. If you need to heat-set the paint, cover the fabric with a thin cloth and use a nylon, polyester, or synthetic head setting. Make sure that the paint is completely dry before you heat-set it.
A: Buy a can of fabric spray paint. Lay your fabric out flat on a paper towel in a well-ventilated area. Cover any areas that you don't want painted with painter's tape. Shake the can, then apply a few light layers of paint. Let the paint dry 15 to 20 minutes, then repeat the process for the back. Allow the paint dry another 15 to 20 minutes, then apply more colors, if desired. Heat-set the paint with an iron.

Q: "PRICEM" stands for "protect," "rest," "ice," "compress," "elevate," and "medicate". Provide protection by padding the joint, especially if it's in the lower half of your body. For instance, wear knee pads if your bursitis is in your knees, and you need to continue kneeling. Give your joint as much of a break as possible by staying off of it. For instance, try different exercises that don't hurt the area near the joint that is inflamed. Use ice packs wrapped in a cloth. You can also use frozen vegetables such as peas. Ice the area for 20 minutes at a time, and you can use this method up to 4 times a day. You can wrap the joint in an elastic bandage to provide support. Also, be sure to raise the area above your heart as often as possible. Otherwise, blood and fluid may collect in the area. Use anti-inflammatory pain pills, such as ibuprofen, which can help decrease the swelling and pain. Apply heat to the area for up to 20 minutes four times a day. You can use a hot pad or a hot water bottle. If you don't have either of those, dampen a washcloth, and place it in the microwave. Heat for 30 seconds or so to warm it, making sure it's not too hot. Though you may not like using a cane or walker, you may need one while you recover. These devices help take some of the weight off the bursa area, allowing it to heal faster, as well as reducing your pain. Splints and braces provide support to injured areas. In the case of bursitis, they can provide some much-needed relief for your joint areas, leading to quicker healing. However, only use braces or splints for the initial burst of pain. If you use them too long, it decreases strength in that joint. Talk to your doctor about how long you should wear one.
A: Use the PRICEM treatment. Use warm compresses for pain that last longer than 2 days. Try a cane, crutches wheelchair or any other type of walker for bursitis in your legs. Try a splint or brace.

Q: Its icon resembles the white letters "in" on a blue background. If you aren't logged into LinkedIn, tap Sign In, enter your email address and password, and tap Sign In. It's the person-shaped icon in the bottom right corner of the screen (iPhone) or the right side of the tool bar at the top of the screen (Android). It's in the top right corner of the screen. This option is at the top of the "Account" screen. It's the blue button at the bottom of the screen. The "Email address" field is near the top of the page. It should be the same password you use to log into LinkedIn. LinkedIn will send a confirmation email to your provided email address. To do so: Open your email inbox. Tap the email from LinkedIn Security. The subject will read "Confirm your email address." If you do not see the email, check the spam folder. Tap the "this" link in the email's body. It will open to the page you left it on. This link is below the new email address you just added. Your new email address is now your primary email address. You'll enter this email when signing into LinkedIn from now on.
A: Open the LinkedIn app. Tap your profile icon. Tap ⚙️. Tap Email addresses. Tap Add email address. Tap the email address field, then type in an email address. Tap the password field, then type in your LinkedIn password. Tap Submit, then tap Done. Verify your email address. Re-open the LinkedIn app. Tap Make primary. Type in your LinkedIn password. Tap Done.

Q: Mix together 1/3 cup maple syrup and cup brown sugar. After placing the bacon on your pan, use a pastry brush to coat each slice with the sugar mixture. Continue baking the bacon normally until it reaches the desired level of crispiness. Cook the candied bacon on a rack for maximum crispiness. Make sure to protect the rack from the sugar mixture with foil or parchment paper. Candied bacon is delicious by itself but is also an excellent addition to sandwiches and breakfast platters. Many delicious dishes can be wrapped in bacon and baked in the oven. For example, make bacon-wrapped cookies by wrapping balls of cookie dough in a piece of bacon before cooking. Cheese stuffed jalapenos, meatballs, and chicken breasts can also be wrapped in bacon. Keep in mind that the bacon will need fifteen to twenty minutes to cook. Experiment by wrapping both sweet foods and salty foods in bacon. Bacon is good with almost anything! Bake a tray or two of bacon in advance. Then, store the cooked bacon in your refrigerator for seven to ten days. Add bacon to your sandwiches throughout the week or crumble up a few pieces to add to a salad for a flavor boost. Cover the bacon before you store it by using plastic wrap or a storage container with a lid.
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Bake candied bacon. Wrap your favorite foods in bacon. Prepare a week's worth of bacon.