Problem: Article: If your infant's eczema started up after you switched to a new brand, product, or fragrance of wipes, lotion, soap, detergent, or clothing, they could be allergic to it. Try to identify any new items in your baby's environment and take them away to see if that helps. Tobacco smoke, dry air, pet dander, and pollen can all be triggers as well. Products with a lot of ingredients or fragrances in them can be triggers for eczema. Look for wipes, soaps, laundry detergents, and lotions or creams that say "fragrance-free" on them to avoid making your baby's eczema worse. Products like these are often labeled "free" or "clear." Eczema is irritated by scratching or itching. Use some infant nail clippers to keep your baby's nails short so they don't accidentally cause their eczema to flare up or get worse. You can also keep your own nails short to prevent accidentally scratching your infant when you change or hold them. Eczema can be triggered by extreme temperatures and humidity. Try to keep your home around 65F (18C) as often as you can, and use a dehumidifier if you live in a humid environment. Try to keep the humidity in your home around 25% in the summer and 50% in the winter. Air conditioners also greatly reduce the moisture in the air. Try not to overdress your baby when it's cold out, as sweat can also trigger eczema.
Summary: Identify and remove any potential triggers that could be causing the eczema. Use mild, fragrance-free wipes, detergents, and lotions. Cut your baby's nails so they don't scratch themselves. Keep your environment cool and dry.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If your printer is an "all-in-one" model, it can scan. Some other printer models can scan as well, though you'll need to check the printer's documentation or product page to ensure that this is the case. . Most Canon printers that can scan will also be able to connect wirelessly via a touch-screen panel, but you may need to connect your printer to your computer via USB cable. Press the printer's "On" button. If the printer won't turn on, make sure that it's connected to a working power source. Lift up the scanner's lid so that you can see the glass bottom of the scanner. If your Canon printer has an all-in-one paper feeder, insert your document into the tray instead. You can look at the symbol on the tray to see how to insert the paper. Consult your Canon's instruction manual if you can't figure out how to use the built-in scanner. You should see markings next to the glass bottom; these usually indicate how the document should be oriented in the scanner. Make sure that it is firmly shut before you scan your document.

SUMMARY: Make sure that your Canon printer can scan. Connect your printer to your computer Turn on your printer if necessary. Open the scanner. Place your document face-down in the scanner. Close the scanner lid.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Place foil over a baking sheet. Make sure to cover the sheet completely in foil. In a small mixing bowl, measure out your brown sugar and cayenne. Use a fork or spoon to mix them until they make a uniform mixture. Lay your bacon out on the baking sheet. Sprinkle the sugar/cayenne mixture over the bacon until it's fully coated. Flip it over and coat the other side. Cook the bacon for seven minutes. Then, flip the bacon over and cook it for an additional five minutes. When done, bacon should be dark and crispy. Remove your bacon from the oven and use a spatula to move it to a plate. Let the bacon cool for about 10 to 20 minutes or until it's cold to the touch. Use your fingers to crumble the bacon into tiny pieces. Strive to get the bacon pieces as small as possible, so they look similar to bacon bits.
Summary: Line a baking sheet with foil. Combine the brown sugar and cayenne. Coat the bacon in the sugar/cayenne mixture. Cook your bacon at 400F (204C). Cool your bacon. Crumble your bacon.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Put your sheets, pillowcases, and blankets through the wash once a week. Wash them in water that is at least 130F (54C). Cooler temperatures will not kill off the mites. If you own bedding that cannot be washed hot, put it in the dryer for 15 minutes at 130F (54C) or higher to kill the mites. Dry your bed linen in the dryer. Dust and pollen land on line-dried sheets. Clean comforters and pillows 2-4 times a year. Buy dust-proof, or "allergen-impermeable," covers that zip to completely seal your pillows and mattress. Opt for mattress covers that will encompass your entire bed, including your box spring. Get covers for your pillows and for your comforter as well. Clean your covers as specified by the manufacturer. Covers made of non-porous fabrics such as vinyl or plastic tend to be cheaper, and are highly effective. However, they are likely to make your bed feel hot and stuffy. For an effective and breathable option, consider a microfiber polyester cover, a cotton cover with a laminated nylon layer, or even a very tightly woven cotton cover with a high thread count. If you have had the same pillows and mattress ever since you could remember, it's time to dispose of them. Replace your pillows every 5 years, and your mattress every 10 years. Get rid of your mattress by trashing it or recycling it. To recycle your mattress, contact the manufacturer for help, or get in touch with your local recycling center. If your mattress and pillows are still in good shape, consider giving them to someone you know who isn't allergic to dust mites. Remember, dust mites are only a problem for people who are allergic to them. Latex pillows and mattresses are inhospitable to dust mites. Latex can be expensive, and not everyone finds it comfortable, so be sure to spend time testing it out in the store before you bring it home. If you don't like latex pillows, opt for wool or silk pillows, as these are less friendly to dust mites than cotton and down. Stuffed animals, decorative pillows and other fabric objects can become infested with dust mites. Launder what you have in hot water. Store these objects in another room, if possible, as any fabric in your room is liable to affect your allergy.
Summary:
Wash your bedding with hot water weekly. Cover your mattress and bedding with dust-proof cases. Get rid of old bedding. Replace your old bedding with hypoallergenic options. Remove any excess objects from your bed.