[Q]: Which of the following solutions is better for the following goal:
How do you organize your house keys?

OPTIONS:
- remove keys from key ring; Lay all key on table; remove any keys you no longer use, group the remaining keys together by function
- remove keys from key ring; Lay two keys on table; remove any keys you no longer use, group the remaining keys together by function

[A]: remove keys from key ring; Lay all key on table; remove any keys you no longer use, group the remaining keys together by function
input question: Protect fragile plates during move.

OPTIONS:
- Stick coffee filters around plates.
- Stick coffee filters in between plates.

output answer: Stick coffee filters in between plates.
[Q]: Objective: Reuse garden pots. OPTIONS:
- Soak pots in bleach before using again.
- Soak pots in white wine before using again.
[A]: Soak pots in bleach before using again.
Q: Here is a goal: What are the actual odds of a coin toss?

How would you accomplish this goal?

OPTIONS:
- They actually aren't 50/50 it's more like 51/49 - the odds slightly favor the direction the coin is facing when first tossed.
- They actually aren't 50/50 it's more like 51/49 - the odds slightly favor the direction the coin is facing when picked up.

A: They actually aren't 50/50 it's more like 51/49 - the odds slightly favor the direction the coin is facing when first tossed.
Goal:
How can I prevent static cling on clothes when I'm out of dryer sheets?
OPTIONS:
- Tear three 2-foot length sheets of aluminum foil and fold them into dryer sheet pieces. Toss them into the washer with your clothes. They'll prevent the clothes from building up static when you later dry them.
- Tear off three 2-foot length sheets of aluminum foil and bunch them into three palm-sized balls. Toss them in the dryer with your clothes. They'll prevent static clean and help keep your clothes separated.
Answer:
Tear off three 2-foot length sheets of aluminum foil and bunch them into three palm-sized balls. Toss them in the dryer with your clothes. They'll prevent static clean and help keep your clothes separated.
input question: remove paint from brick

OPTIONS:
- Fill a clean spoon with one gallon of warm water. Add 1/2 cup trisodium phosphate (TSP) that is available at your hardware store. Use a long stick to stir the water and TSP until the powder dissolves. Using a stiff brush, scrub the TSP solution onto the paint spots on the brick.
- Fill a clean bucket with one gallon of warm water. Add 1/2 cup trisodium phosphate (TSP) that is available at your hardware store. Use a long stick to stir the water and TSP until the powder dissolves. Using a stiff brush, scrub the TSP solution onto the paint spots on the brick.

output answer:
Fill a clean bucket with one gallon of warm water. Add 1/2 cup trisodium phosphate (TSP) that is available at your hardware store. Use a long stick to stir the water and TSP until the powder dissolves. Using a stiff brush, scrub the TSP solution onto the paint spots on the brick.