Problem: Article: Some of the household products used in this method might irritate the skin. Make sure to wear latex gloves to avoid this. If you're working on a table or countertop, make sure to cover it in newspaper before proceeding. The right product depends on the surface you're cleaning as well as the amount of residue you need to remove. Avoid using oily products on porous surfaces, and be careful about using corrosive products such as vinegar on metals and stone. Some household products are much more effective than products specifically designed for removing sticker residue. While it requires a bit more effort than alcohol, dabbing sticker residue with vinegar will make it easier to rub off. Make sure you dilute the vinegar in a bit of water to get the best solution. Avoid using vinegar on marble, stone, aluminum or cast iron. These surfaces can be damaged by vinegar. Moisten a rag or cloth with vinegar and rub the surface vigorously. After about 15 seconds of rubbing, check the surface to see how much residue is left. Continue rubbing until the surface is clear. This product is specifically designed to remove sticker residue. It's safe to use on many surfaces, but tends to leave an oily residue behind. Follow the instructions on the packaging. They'll tell you what surfaces the product is safe for in addition to how to use it. Since mayonnaise contains both vinegar and oil, it's well suited for removing sticky residue. However, you should make sure to avoid using it on porous surfaces, like wood, plastic and cloth, as it could stain these. Spread mayonnaise onto the sticker residue. Rub the surface until the residue is gone.
Summary: Wear disposable gloves and protect your work space. Choose the right product for your surface. Rub vinegar on tricky residue. Use specially designed products such as Goo Gone. Remove residue with mayonnaise.

Problem: Article: The digging method tends to be the most effective, but it requires direct contact with the plant, so take extra care to protect yourself! Wear work gloves, clothing with full coverage, and protective eyewear in case any sap sprays. To prevent contact as much as possible, use a plastic shopping bag as another layer of protection. Place the shopping bag over a plant, then lift it up to pull the plant out of the ground. Lift slowly to pull out as many roots as possible. Lifting too quickly can tear the roots and leave them behind, leading to unwanted regrowth. To prevent the plant oils from spreading, use a new plastic bag for each plant. If you're struggling to remove larger plants, use a shovel to dig up their roots first and then pull them out. Be as careful as possible and avoid touching the outside of the garbage bag with the plant. Place the poison ivy directly into the main garbage bag with the shopping bag still wrapped around it. Continue doing this until all the plants are gone. Use your shovel to dig up and remove any hidden root systems. Dig through the whole area where the plants were growing, all the way out to the edges. Be careful not to fling the dirt into any unaffected areas, since this could spread the problem. Place any leftover roots that you find in the garbage bag. While you're still wearing your protective gear and full-coverage clothes, take your full garbage bag to a dump or a dumpster. Do not put it in your trash bins, burn it, or compost it, since these methods will only spread the plant's harmful oils. Wash your clothes and gloves with your normal laundry detergent and the hottest water possible. Throw away your gloves if they're disposable, or give them a good wash if they're not. Rinse your shovel off with mineral spirits, along with any other gardening tools you may have used to remove the plants.
Summary: Wear protective eyewear and sturdy gloves while you work. Pull up the plants by hand with plastic shopping bags. Bag all of the leaves and stalks in a garbage bag. Dig about 8in (20cm) into the ground to remove any leftover roots. Tie off the garbage bag and dispose of it. Clean up and wash any materials that came in contact with the plants.

Problem: Article: These can all benefit from treatment of the underlying condition, which will, in turn, improve the condition of your skin. Conditions that can lead to dry, cracked skin include: Thyroid conditions Diabetes Malnutrition Eczema, allergic reactions, or psoriasis among other skin conditions Medicines or topical products that say to avoid the sun within a certain period after application or ingestion If you have any of the following signs or symptoms, it is best to book an appointment with your doctor (or dermatologist) sooner rather than later: Sudden onset of your dry skin Sudden itchiness Any signs of bleeding, swelling, oozing, or intense redness Your doctor can prescribe specific creams, lotions, or ointments to help heal your skin condition more quickly. Examples include: Prescribing a topical antihistamine to reduce any itching. Prescribing a topical cortisone cream (a steroid that suppresses a hyperactive immune system) to diminish any inflammation that may be associated with skin lesions. Prescribing antibiotics or anti-fungals if an infection is found. Prescribing stronger pills (oral medications) if topical treatments are insufficient.
Summary: Be aware of potential underlying medical causes of dry cracked skin. Know worrisome signs that you should be seen and treated by a physician. Use medicated topical creams. Finished.

Problem: Article: Beat for about 2 minutes. Pour in the flour, baking soda, and salt. Blend slowly until properly combined. Slice the cookie into pieces. Top with vanilla ice cream, if desired. Enjoy!
Summary:
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit (180 degrees Celsius). Grease a cookie sheet with non-stick cooking spray. Cream the butter, sugar, egg, and vanilla until light and fluffy. Add the peanut butter and stir in the dry ingredients. Fold in the chocolate chips and Reese's Pieces. Flatten and spread the cookie dough on the cookie sheet. Bake the cookie in the oven for about 17-19 minutes. Allow the cookie to cool for about 10 minutes. Serve.