Write an article based on this "Reduce a fever. Clear your sinuses. Open up your respiratory tract. Relieve a headache. Sniff peppermint oil to ease nausea and/or motion sickness. Soothe skin irritations. Relieve joint and muscle pain."
article: Applying 2-3 drops of peppermint oil on specific sections of your body may help reduce your fever. You can apply the oil directly or dilute it with a drop of almond or olive oil. Rub the peppermint oil on to one or several of the following areas:  Forehead and temples Back of the neck Back Bottoms of feet Congestion can cause headaches and other discomfort. Breathing in steam with peppermint oil can help clear your sinuses of any congestion and relieve any discomfort or pain you have. Boil a pot of distilled water and remove it from the stove. Add a few drops of peppermint oil. Cover your head and the edges of the pot with a warm and moist towel. Inhale the steam deeply for a few minutes to help clear your sinuses. Much like your sinuses, your respiratory tract may get congested. Rubbing some peppermint oil on your chest can open up congested airways. Use 2-3 drops of peppermint oil and rub it on your chest. If you have sensitive skin, dilute the peppermint oil with a drop of almond or olive oil. Peppermint oil has long been used to ease the pain of tension headaches and, in some people, migraines. Breathing in or rubbing on peppermint oil may relieve your headaches within 15 minutes of application. Apply 1-2 drops of peppermint oil to your temples, behind your jawbone, and/or across your forehead for relief. Dilute the peppermint oil with 1 drop of almond or olive oil if you have sensitive skin. Taking a whiff of peppermint oil may quickly ease any nausea or vomiting you experience. Open the bottle of peppermint oil and take a small sniff of 1-2 seconds. If you find that this helps relieve your nausea, vomiting, or motion sickness, consider boiling diffusing the scent through your home to maximize its effectiveness. Peppermint oil can soothe skin irritations, burns, and dryness. Mix together 15 or fewer drops of peppermint oil with one ounce of carrier oil, such as almond or olive. Gently massage the mixture onto irritated skin. Stop rubbing the peppermint oil mixture on to your skin if you feel any additional burning or irritation. Peppermint oil is a great way to relax the body. If you are experiencing any joint pain, including from rheumatoid arthritis, massaging a bit of peppermint oil can quickly relieve your discomfort. Peppermint oil can also temporarily relieve pain or discomfort from overworked and strained muscles. Dilute 15 or fewer drops of peppermint oil with one ounce carrier oil such as sweet almond or coconut oil. Then rub this either directly onto painful joints or sore muscles for quick relief.

Write an article based on this "Place candles in the windows.  Make paper snowflakes Use red and green accents."
article: If your style is subtle and serene, consider placing an electrical candle in each window of the house. Turn them on at night so that they can be seen from outside. This is a beautiful way to decorate for Christmas without spending too much money or going overboard with big decorations. . Kids love to cut intricate snowflake patterns out of paper. Make them look even more festive by painting them with a layer of clear glue, then adding glitter. When they dry, tape them to the walls and windows using clear double-sided tape. Red and green are the colors of Christmas, so anything that has this color scheme will make your house look more festive. Get creative with red and green items you already have around the house, or involve your kids by asking them to help you color some red and green decorations to hang. Here are some ideas for using red and green to accent your home:  Exchange your normal throw pillows for red and green pillows during the holiday season. Tie red or green bows around doorknobs around the house. You can attach little Christmas bells to them as well. Use red and green dishcloths to make your kitchen look Christmassy. Buy a poinsettia plant to add a natural red and green element to your home. Set out red and green candles on your tables and bookshelves.

Write an article based on this "Scrape away the excess slime. Vacuum the area. Choose your cleaning solution. Put on gloves and spot-test the cleaner."
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If there’s a giant blob of slime on your carpet, you should remove as much of it as possible. Scoop the excess away with a spoon or scrape it off with a knife, working from the outside to the center. Using your vacuum can help remove the slime so you can get to the stain. Vacuum the area in several directions to suck up as much of the dried slime as possible. You can use an upright vacuum or a handheld variety. Be sure the slime is dry before vacuuming so you don’t clog up the vacuum. Vinegar, rubbing alcohol, goo remover, citrus solvent, and WD-40 can all be used to remove slime and stains from carpet. Choose whatever you have on hand, or pick up the product of your choice from your local hardware store or superstore. Wear gloves to protect your hands from the chemicals and the dye in the slime. Be sure to test the solution on an inconspicuous spot before treating the stain.