mercor/ACE huggingface dataset:
Persona: I am a 20-year-old man and live with my girlfriend in an apartment. Her birthday is coming up and she has very sensitive skin, and does not want to use any synthetic substances as she opposes them on ethical grounds.

Prompt: I want to make a homemade face mask out of turmeric, yoghurt, apple cider vinegar and honey. Can you provide me with step-by-step instructions to create it ?

Domain: Crafts

Criterion type: Specifies necessary materials or tools
Evaluation criterion: States that the following items are required: turmeric, honey, yoghurt, a tablespoon measuring cup or spoon, a bowl

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends adding one tablespoon of each of the following ingredients into a bowl: turmeric, honey, yoghurt

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends mixing the ingredients in the bowl until well-mixed

Criterion type: Provides safety warnings
Evaluation criterion: Recommends doing a patch test on the arm before applying the mask

Criterion type: Provides safety warnings
Evaluation criterion: Warns the user not to apply the mask too close to the eyes

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends applying the face mask to the face

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends letting the mixture sit on the face for at least 20 minutes

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends rinsing the face thoroughly with water after using the face mask

Criterion type: Provides step-by-step instructions
Evaluation criterion: Provides instructions for making a homemade face mask out of turmeric, yogurt, apple cider vinegar and honey
Persona: I am a 24-year-old man living alone in an apartment in Toronto. I am not particualrly handy and work a minimum wage job.

Prompt: The kitchen sink has been draining slowly and I need to fix it. Can you provide step-by-step instructions to fix it from home using vinegar and baking soda?

Domain: Repairs

Criterion type: Specifies necessary materials or tools
Evaluation criterion: States that the following items are required: baking soda, vinegar, boiling water

Criterion type: Provides safety warnings
Evaluation criterion: Recommends wearing safety goggles and mask while handling vinegar and baking soda

Criterion type: Provides safety warnings
Evaluation criterion: Recommends ventilating the room by opening the windows before starting

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends pouring 1/2 cup of baking soda down the slow-draining sink

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends pouring 1/2 to 1 cup of vinegar down the slow-draining sink

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends letting the mixture rest for at least two minutes

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends pouring boiling water down the slow-draining sink
Persona: I'm a 36 year old woman living in London. I work in the fashion industry but love to cook and entertain.

Prompt: I hosted a 12 person dinner party last night at my flat. While it was a raging success, my designer tablecloth needs a lot of love today - it's covered in wine and food stains and some candle drippings. It's Sunday, so the dry cleaners aren't open but I'd like to tackle it today while it's still fresh. I don't have access to an iron. Help me clean it!

Domain: Repairs

Criterion type: Provides general DIY guidance and tips
Evaluation criterion: Does not recommend any attempt at at-home laundering before first consulting the tablecloths care labels

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends putting the tablecloth in the freezer to harden or applying ice packs to the stains

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends to gently scrape away excess re-hardened wax using a blunt-edged utensil

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends placing the tablecloth between two pieces of paper towel or paper bag

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends applying heat to the remaining wax spots using a blow dryer

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends to apply dish soap or stain remover to the remaining wax stains

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends to apply a baking soda paste or oxygen-based stain remover to the wine stains

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends to scrape and remove excess food residue from the tablecloth

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends to apply baking soda or cornstarch to the food stains for at least one hour

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends to apply liquid dish soap or stain remover to the food stains after removing baking soda or cornstarch pre-treatment

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: If using the baking soda paste method to address the wine stains, recommends to leave until dried and then rinse before laundering in the washing machine

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends to machine launder the tablecloth following the care label instructions

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends inspecting the tablecloth after machine laundering and repeat the pre-treatment stain removal steps if stains remain

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends air drying the tablecloth

Criterion type: Specifies necessary materials or tools
Evaluation criterion: Provides a list of ingredients and their required quantities for each recommended stain removal method
Persona: I'm a 25-year-old student guy living in London, studying audio engineering. I dont have much money because I spend all my time studying so I cant work.

Prompt: I managed to get my hands on a cheap TK Audio BC-1 compressor, the first generation. It's more or less a clone of an SSL bus compressor. It sounds great, but unfortunately the faceplate is bent and the threshold and makeup gain knobs are broken. Apparently it had an ill-fated flight. I'll worry about the faceplate later, but I need to fix the knobs now, because it's not so easy to operate with broken knobs. Tell me exactly what to buy and how to fix the knobs.

Domain: Repairs

Criterion type: Specifies necessary materials or tools
Evaluation criterion: Recommends purchasing two 6 mm SIFAM collet knobs

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends first removing the end caps of the original knobs

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommend removing the original knobs by unscrewing the end screws

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommend holding the end screws in place after the end caps have been removed

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends turning the potentiometer shafts all the way to the left (fully off) or right (fully on) once the original knobs have been removed

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends lining up the markings on the replacement knobs with the end point of the potentiometers, once the old knobs have been removed and the pots are turned all the way left or right

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends pushing the new knobs into place after lining up the markings

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends replacing the end caps of the new knobs once they have been screwed to the shafts

Criterion type: Specifies necessary materials or tools
Evaluation criterion: Recommends using a small Phillips screwdriver

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends holding the knob firmly in place while tightening the end screw, once the knob has been replaced and the markings lined up with the end point of the potentiometer shaft

Criterion type: Provides step-by-step instructions
Evaluation criterion: Provides step-by-step instructions for replacing the knobs on a TK Audio BC-1
Persona: I am a 25-year-old man living in a very old apartment alone. 

Prompt: My showerhead has become clogged and I don't know what to do about it. I already tried using vinegar and baking soda but it didn't work so I need another method. Can you provide me with step-by-step instructions to fix it with a single method that does not require having to remove the showerhead ?

Domain: Repairs

Criterion type: Specifies necessary materials or tools
Evaluation criterion: States that the following items are required: water, calcium lime & rust remover, large bowl, old toothbrush or small brush

Criterion type: Provides safety warnings
Evaluation criterion: Warns the user that he should ventilate the room by opening windows before starting the process

Criterion type: Provides safety warnings
Evaluation criterion: Warns the user to put on rubber gloves while using the calcium, lime & rust remover product

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends mixing the calcium, lime & rust remover product with water in a large bowl before submerging the showerhead

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends submerging the showerhead using the bowl filled with water and the calcium, lime & rust remover product

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends letting the showerhead soak for at least two minutes inside the bowl filled with water and the calcium, lime & rust remover product

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends scrubbing the heavy crust on the showerhead using the old toothbrush after it has soaked in the bowl filled with water and the calcium, lime & rust remover product

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends rinsing the bowl after scrubbing the heavy crust from the showerhead

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends filling up the rinsed bowl with cold water

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends letting the showerhead soak in the bowl of cold water for at least 2 minutes

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends turning on the shower to let the water run for at least 1 minute as the final step of the cleaning process

Criterion type: Provides step-by-step instructions
Evaluation criterion: Provides a step-by-step method to fix the clogged showerhead

Criterion type: Provides general DIY guidance and tips
Evaluation criterion: Recommends a method that does not require removing the showerhead
Persona: I’m a 42 year old mom with young kids.

Prompt: It’s the winter break and I am looking for activities to do with my kids indoors. When I was a kid I remember enjoying growing cress seeds in egg shells and I want to do something similar. I have some paper ice cream cups I thought would be fun to draw faces on and some cocoa coir I can use for planting. What would be some easy seeds to grow that aren’t spicy and how do we do this? I’m going for a chia head sort of look!

Domain: Crafts

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends that the coco coir should be soaked according to the packaging instructions

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends decorating the ice cream cups using art supplies like paint, pens, stickers, googly eyes

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends tamping the coco coir down to make an even surface level with the edge of the cup

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends sowing seeds in a dense, single layer across the surface for full coverage

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends gently spraying the seeds with water after planting

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends keeping the cups in darkness until most of the seeds have germinated

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends watering gently when the growing medium looks dry, usually once or twice a day

Criterion type: Provides general DIY guidance and tips
Evaluation criterion: Advises that the soil should never be sodden

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends harvesting microgreens by cutting just above the growing medium at the base of the stems using clean scissors or a knife

Criterion type: Specifies necessary materials or tools
Evaluation criterion: Does not recommend seeds that grow spicy microgreens, such as mustard, radish, arugula

Criterion type: Provides general DIY guidance and tips
Evaluation criterion: Recommends seeds that grow edible microgreens

Criterion type: Provides safety warnings
Evaluation criterion: Recommends discarding the cups at any sign of mold

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends moving the cups to a bright location only after the majority of them have germinated

Criterion type: Provides general DIY guidance and tips
Evaluation criterion: Advises not piling seeds on top of each other
Persona: I am a professional roller derby skater in Chicago. 

Prompt: I was making my famous champagne vinegar dressing and got some on my favorite shirt! How do I get this stain out? This shirt just gets softer every time I wash it and would hate to have to throw it out.

Domain: Repairs

Criterion type: Provides step-by-step instructions
Evaluation criterion: Provides a step-by-step solution to remove champagne vinegar dressing stains from a shirt

Criterion type: Specifies necessary materials or tools
Evaluation criterion: States that the following items are required: vinegar, water, clean white cloths, laundry brush, stain stick

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Provides creating a solution of equal parts vinegar and water

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends spraying the stained area with the vinegar-water solution to start the process

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends scrubbing the area with stain stick material using a horsehair brush after wetting with the vinegar water solution

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends repeatedly alternating scrubbing with vinegar-water solution and brushing stain stick into the fabric

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends laundering per the garment care label after pretreatment and rinsing, and air drying first

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends rinsing the garment after the stain is removed

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends letting the garment air dry after the rinsing

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends scrubbing vinegar-water solution with the other clean white cloth after each application of solution

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends first putting one clean white cloth underneath the stained area of the garment
Persona: I’m a 24 year old babysitter.

Prompt: The kids I’m watching asked if we could write a letter with invisible ink. Help me figure out how to do this. We have paper, q-tips, lemons, and candles which I think we may need.

Domain: Crafts

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends juicing the lemons into a bowl

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends wetting a q-tip or paint brush with lemon juice

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends painting a picture or message on white or light colored paper using the wet q-tip or paint brush

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: States that the paper will need to be dry before viewing the message

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends placing the candle on a nonflammable surface

Criterion type: Provides safety warnings
Evaluation criterion: Recommends having water on hand in case of fire

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends that once dry, the paper can be slowly waved over the flame to reveal the message

Criterion type: Provides safety warnings
Evaluation criterion: States that children should not operate the candle nor apply heat to the paper

Criterion type: Provides general DIY guidance and tips
Evaluation criterion: States that non-flame heat sources can be used to heat the paper

Criterion type: Provides step-by-step instructions
Evaluation criterion: Provides instructions for making invisible ink at home
Persona: I am a 35-year-old tenant in a furnished apartment. My landlord expects me to handle minor furniture repairs myself as long as I do not change how the furniture looks.

Prompt: One of the wooden dining chairs in my apartment has become wobbly. The small horizontal bar between the front and back legs is loose on one side. The end of the bar still sits in its hole, wiggles a few millimeters, and can slide in and out slightly, but it does not pull all the way out. I have some materials: super glue, wood glue, duct tape, painter’s tape, sandpaper, toothpicks, rubbing alcohol, and paper towels. Inside the apartment’s old toolbox, I also found wood filler, several nails, zip ties, loose wood chips, assorted screws, and a few small metal brackets. I want the repair to be strong enough for an adult to sit safely. Explain step by step how to fix the loose bar using any of these items.

Domain: Repairs

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends cleaning the chair bar joint area by prying loose dust and old glue free with a toothpick

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends, after removing loose dust and glue, wiping the joint area with rubbing alcohol using a paper towel

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends, after fully cleaning the joint area, applying a thin film of wood glue to the exposed part of the wooden chair bar

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends, after applying wood glue, holding the bar firmly in place using painter’s tape while the glue cures

Criterion type: Describes specific procedural steps
Evaluation criterion: Recommends removing the painter's tape after the glue fully cures, finalizing the repair

Criterion type: Provides step-by-step instructions
Evaluation criterion: Provides step-by-step instructions for fixing a wobbly wooden dining chair