Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Wear breathable clothes. Shower immediately after working out. Remove body hair gently. Do your laundry regularly.

Answer: If you get acne on your chest, back, or butt, consider wearing clothes that allow your skin to breathe. Tight-fitting clothes can trap moisture and irritate your skin, leading to breakouts. Instead, wear clothes made from natural fibers, such as cotton or silk, which allow airflow and wick away moisture. This is particularly important when it comes to clothes that you sweat in a lot, such as your exercise gear. If you get acne on your back from wearing a backpack, consider using a handbag or satchel instead. Once you finish working out, you should always take off your sweaty exercise clothes and take a shower. This allows your skin to breathe and washes away the oil and sweat that can cause breakouts. If your gym does not have a locker room with showers, make sure that you shower right away when you get home. If you cannot shower immediately, consider using travel wipes that contain salicylic acid. Because it leaves pores and follicles susceptible to bacteria, removing body hair, by either shaving or waxing, can lead to breakouts. Instead, you might want to consider laser hair removal, which is less irritating to the skin. If you do have to shave, make sure that you use a shaving cream designed for sensitive skin. This is particularly important if you get acne around your bikini line. You can also try gentler alternatives, like sugaring and threading. Because bacteria can hang out on your clothes and bedding, you should regularly wash all fabrics that come in contact with your skin. Bacteria on pillows can cause your face to break out and unwashed clothes can lead to body acne. Make sure you wash your clothes regularly and your bedding at least every two weeks. If you wear any hats, be sure to wash them regularly to prevent any breakouts on your forehead.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Find out what types of glass your local recycling accepts. Check the bottom of your perfume bottle for a recyclable glass symbol. Contact the perfume manufacturer to determine the bottle's material. Put your perfume bottle in your recycling bin with your other glass.

Answer: Call your local recycling municipality to ask if they accept perfume bottles for recycling. They can advise if they accept all sorts of glass or only certain kinds. Note that some local recycling plants do not accept crystal bottles. Look on the bottom of your perfume bottle for a number inside a triangular arrow symbol. 70 is for mixed glass. 71 is for clear glass. 72 is for green glass, and 79 is for gold-backed glass. Determining if your perfume bottle is recyclable can help you match up your glass to those accepted by your municipality. Look up the customer service line of your perfume's manufacturer online. Call the phone number and ask a representative if they can give you insight into your bottle's type of glass, if there's no recycling symbol. While rare, the manufacturer may also accept their own bottles back for recycling. It doesn't hurt to ask. Follow your municipality's rules regarding sorting glass from other recyclables. Set your recycling bin out on the curb on recycling day for collection. If your local recycling plant doesn't accept glass perfume bottles, try selling or donating your perfume bottles instead.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Unlock your iPhone or iPod. Place apps in "Edit" mode. Rearrange your Home Screen apps. Delete an app. Create an app folder. Open a new Home Screen page. Exit editing mode.

Answer: Press the Home button, then enter your unlock passcode if prompted. This will open the Home Screen, which is where your apps are kept. You may have to press the Home button again to unlock the iPhone or iPod. Tap and hold any app on the screen until it (and all of the other apps) starts shaking. At this point, apps can be rearranged, deleted, moved into folders, and moved onto new Home Screen pages. If you're using an iPhone with 3D Touch enabled, be sure to lightly tap and hold the app rather than pressing down on the app. Tap and hold an app, then drag the app over to the place where you want to position it (e.g., between two apps). After a moment, the apps on either side of the app beneath your finger will part to make room for the app, and you can release the app. Your apps will always be in a grid. There is no way to arrange apps in a non-grid pattern. If you have an app that you want to delete, tap the X in the upper-left corner of the app's icon, then tap Delete when prompted. You can always re-download the app from the App Store later. If you delete an app that you paid for, you'll be able to re-download it for free if need be. Drag an app onto another app, then release your finger when a grey bubble appears around the apps. This will create a folder that contains both apps; you can add more apps to the folder by dragging them onto the folder and dropping them there. If you want to add a different name to the folder, tap the folder, tap the x icon to the right of the folder's current name, and then type in a new name. By default, your Home Screen only has one page. You can add pages by tapping and dragging an app to the far-right edge of the screen, waiting for a new, blank page to open, and then dropping the app there. Once a new page has been added to the Home Screen, you can swipe back and forth between your Home Screen's existing pages. Press your iPhone's or iPod's Home button to do so. The apps will stop shaking. If at any point you want to reorganize your apps again, just tap and hold an app to re-enter "Edit" mode.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Smash and peel the garlic cloves. Heat the olive oil in a skillet. Cook the garlic in the oil until it's golden. Remove the garlic from the pan, and use or store it.

Answer:
Take 5 to 6 cloves of garlic, and pound the side of a chef's knife blade against them to smash them. Once the cloves are smashed, remove their skins and discard. Set the garlic aside for a moment. When you're selecting your garlic, try to find cloves that are as large and thick as possible. Place a large skillet on the stove, and add approximately inch (.63 cm) of olive oil to it. Turn the burner to medium, and allow the oil to heat for 3 to 5 minutes. You can reduce the oil to inch if you prefer. However, keep in mind that by caramelizing the garlic in it, you'll infuse the oil with the flavor so you can use it for pasta, salad dressings, and other dishes. When the oil has heated for several minutes, place the smashed garlic cloves in the skillet. Lower the heat to medium-low, and allow the garlic to cook until the edges have a golden color, which should take approximately 2 to 6 minutes. If the garlic looks like it's turning brown, turn the heat down to low. When the garlic has caramelized, use a slotted spoon to remove it from the skillet. If you plan to use it right away, separate it from the oil. However, if you plan to store the garlic for later use, it's a good idea to leave it in the oil because the oil will help preserve it. The garlic will keep for up to two weeks in the refrigerator. If you're separating the oil and garlic but want to save the oil for future use, pour it in a glass jar and store in the refrigerator.