input question: How can I silence a slamming screen door?

OPTIONS:
- Dab a couple of short beads of silicone caulk along the inner door jamb where it hits and let dry with the door open, the silicone pads will help quiet the racket.
- Dab a couple of short beads of silicone caulk along the outside of the door jamb where it hits and let dry with the door open, the silicone pads will help quiet the racket.

output answer: Dab a couple of short beads of silicone caulk along the inner door jamb where it hits and let dry with the door open, the silicone pads will help quiet the racket.
[Q]: Objective: To keep lettuce crisp in your garden as it grows, OPTIONS:
- grow it in shady, cool places with plenty of water.
- grow it in sunny, well lit and somewhat dry places.
[A]: grow it in shady, cool places with plenty of water.
Q: Here is a goal: One wants a light-weighing costume for their puppy.

How would you accomplish this goal?

OPTIONS:
- One should consider wings.
- One should consider a full costume.

A: One should consider wings.
Goal:
What supplies are needed to make paper candle shades?
OPTIONS:
- - Paper (I used standard A4 printer paper). - Scissors or a utility knife. - Craft glue. - A [preferably metal] ruler. - A pencil. - Flameless battery-powered candles (I used multi-color ones). - A wood burning tool with decorative ends. - Extra cardboard to lay on top of your project surface and under the soon-to-be-burned paper. - Wooden or metal stick/pipe for rolling the paper (optional)
- - Paper (I used standard A4 printer paper). - Scissors or a utility knife. - Craft glue. - A [preferably metal] ruler. - A pencil. - Flameless battery-powered candles (I used multi-color ones). - A wood burning tool with decorative ends. - Extra blankets to lay on top of your project surface and under the soon-to-be-burned paper. - Wooden or metal stick/pipe for rolling the paper (optional)
Answer:
- Paper (I used standard A4 printer paper). - Scissors or a utility knife. - Craft glue. - A [preferably metal] ruler. - A pencil. - Flameless battery-powered candles (I used multi-color ones). - A wood burning tool with decorative ends. - Extra cardboard to lay on top of your project surface and under the soon-to-be-burned paper. - Wooden or metal stick/pipe for rolling the paper (optional)
Question:
Goal: DIY lotion bars with cocoa butters and waxes using molds after melting

Which of the following methods is more reasonable for accomplishing this goal?

OPTIONS:
- upto 60% Butters (Half Cocoa Butter or Mango Butter and half Shea Butter are good butters to use) 15% Emulsifying Wax, 15% Stearic Acid (it's also a type of wax) -10 Sweet Almond Oil or other light oil . Melt the bitters and waxes, pour into silicon molds, add preservatives before cooling.
- upto 60% Butters (Half Cocoa Butter or Mango Butter and half Shea Butter are good butters to use) 15% Emulsifying Wax, 15% Stearic Acid (it's also a type of wax) -10 Sweet Almond Oil or other light oil . Melt the bitters and waxes, pour unto silicon molds, add preservatives before spooling.
Answer:
upto 60% Butters (Half Cocoa Butter or Mango Butter and half Shea Butter are good butters to use) 15% Emulsifying Wax, 15% Stearic Acid (it's also a type of wax) -10 Sweet Almond Oil or other light oil . Melt the bitters and waxes, pour into silicon molds, add preservatives before cooling.
Goal:
How do you trace a design onto would using a stencil?
OPTIONS:
- Position the stencil over the wood in the desired location and use painters tape to keep it in place. You can then use a marker to trace the design onto the wood.
- Position the stencil over the wood in the desired location and use painters tape to keep it in place. You can then use a pencil to trace the design onto the wood.
Answer:
Position the stencil over the wood in the desired location and use painters tape to keep it in place. You can then use a pencil to trace the design onto the wood.