Q: Here is a goal: How can I remove a splinter from my palms after handling wood?

How would you accomplish this goal?

OPTIONS:
- Use tweezers and a sharp knife to remove a large splinter that you can see embedded in your palms. Smaller splinters can be removed by placing tape on the area with the splinter, then ripping it off quickly.
- You can use a fine knife and tweezers to attempt to pull out the splinter, assuming it is large enough. For smaller splinters, apply tape such as duct tape, and remove it after 5 minutes of applying pressure.

A: You can use a fine knife and tweezers to attempt to pull out the splinter, assuming it is large enough. For smaller splinters, apply tape such as duct tape, and remove it after 5 minutes of applying pressure.

Q: Here is a goal: how to remove salt deposits on a leather jacket

How would you accomplish this goal?

OPTIONS:
- Wipe the salt off with a damp cloth promptly, to avoid leopard spots and cracks. Let the leather air dry, then apply conditioner to the affected area
- Wipe the salt off with a damp cloth promptly, to avoid dry spots and cracks. Let the leather air dry, then apply conditioner to the affected area

A: Wipe the salt off with a damp cloth promptly, to avoid dry spots and cracks. Let the leather air dry, then apply conditioner to the affected area

Q: Here is a goal: What size of wheels should be used on a barn door?

How would you accomplish this goal?

OPTIONS:
- Wheels slightly above the size of your car wheels are better to properly support the weight of the door.
- The size usually depends on the size of the door and personal convenience, however, small wheels are preferred.

A:
The size usually depends on the size of the door and personal convenience, however, small wheels are preferred.