[Q]: Which of the following solutions is better for the following goal:
To crush beans, you can

OPTIONS:
- Use a potato peeler
- Use a potato masher

[A]: Use a potato masher

[Q]: Which of the following solutions is better for the following goal:
To open an envelope and reseal it.

OPTIONS:
- Set a pot of water to boiling. Hold the envelope over the steam. Carefully slip a large carrot under the seal peeling back the flap. Remove the contents. Reseal by firmly pressing into position.
- Set a pot of water to boiling. Hold the envelope over the steam. Carefully slip a butter knife under the seal peeling back the flap. Remove the contents. Reseal by firmly pressing into position.

[A]: Set a pot of water to boiling. Hold the envelope over the steam. Carefully slip a butter knife under the seal peeling back the flap. Remove the contents. Reseal by firmly pressing into position.

[Q]: Which of the following solutions is better for the following goal:
how to make a cure box for crafts with adhesives

OPTIONS:
- Take a small plastic organizer bin (or a bin the size of the pieces you are trying to glue together), and fill the bottom with rice grains. The dry rice grains will help wick moisture from the air, and expedite your cure.
- Take a small plastic organizer bin (or a bin the size of the pieces you are trying to glue together), and fill the bottom with vegetable fried rice. The dry rice grains will help wick moisture from the air, and expedite your cure.

[A]: Take a small plastic organizer bin (or a bin the size of the pieces you are trying to glue together), and fill the bottom with rice grains. The dry rice grains will help wick moisture from the air, and expedite your cure.

[Q]: Which of the following solutions is better for the following goal:
Storing plywood/ rolling plywood.

OPTIONS:
- Grab tools and materials, Cut and make the rollers out of 2 in thick wooden sheets, Drill the roller base using a screwdriver and vice grips cutting the 2x4 to 3ft, Assemble the beams by threading and cutting, build the frame using 6 vertical posts, 8 horizontal braces, a set of stilt-feet for just half the system, and some pieces of scrap 1/2 inch plywood.
- Grab tools and materials, Cut and make the rollers out of 1/2 in thick wooden beams, Drill the roler base using a drill and c-clamps cutting the 2x4 to 7ft, Assemble the beams by threading and cutting, build the frame using 8 vertical posts, 4 horizontal braces, a set of stilt-feet for the whole system, and some pieces of scrap 3/4 inch plywood.

[A]:
Grab tools and materials, Cut and make the rollers out of 1/2 in thick wooden beams, Drill the roler base using a drill and c-clamps cutting the 2x4 to 7ft, Assemble the beams by threading and cutting, build the frame using 8 vertical posts, 4 horizontal braces, a set of stilt-feet for the whole system, and some pieces of scrap 3/4 inch plywood.