This is a question with answer options. Goal: Remove baked on food from a cooking pan without scrubbing.

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

A). Any baking pan that has tough, baked on food in it can be cleaned without scrubbing by filling with warm water and placing an unused dryer sheet in the pan. Allow the pan to sit overnight. Remove the dryer sheet and dump the water in the morning and all of the baked on food will pour out with the water without any scrubbing needed.
B). Any baking pan that has tough, baked on food in it can be cleaned without scrubbing by filling with warm water and placing an unused dryer sheet in the pan. Allow the pan to sit overnight. Remove the dryer sheep and dump the water in the morning and all of the baked on towels will pour out with the water without any scrubbing needed....I think the answer is
A).