Shoe Polish
Shoe Polish
Shoe Polish
Given to
MJ Arangay
Physical Science Teacher
Researcher
February 2019
Chapter 1
Introduction
You can make your own cheap chemical free, environmentally friendly, and all
natural. You really don't need a lot of supplies to make homemade shoe polish. You
probably have the ingredients at home right in your kitchen.
1. What is the level of effectiveness of using olive oil and lemon extract for
shoe polishing?
2. Is there a significant disadvantage of olive oil and lemon extract for shoe
polishing?
Theoretical and Conceptual Framework of the study
Theoretical
This study will be based in the form of model and mentions the
proponents of the study and the results.
Also to a book wrote by Catherine Bailey, most traditional shoepolishes are pretty
toxic, since they smell really bad and contain warnings to apply only in a
"ventilated area." While the research conducted by Hillary Marshall, the
neurotoxic chemicals in some commercial shoe polishes can be both inhaled and
absorbed through the skin during use.
These chemicals can cause irritation and are linked to a host of health risks. In
their study, they say that shoe polish can be extremely harmful to the
environment. You can make your own organic shoe polish to replace the
potentially dangerous chemical shoe polishes available commercial.
Conceptual
This study is based on the effectiveness of using olive oil and lemon
extract for shoe polishing.
This study aims to create an alternate remedy for shoe polishing and
the following serves as the list of people who are able to get benefits from it.
Students gain knowledge about agricultural things that can benefit them.
Definition of Terms
For the purpose and clarification of the study words are mentioned in
the following.
Methodology
This chapter consists of ideas on what were the procedures and materials used
to come up the results of this study.
Research Design
This chapter presents methods and procedures that were used to attain
valid and relevant results for the study. The main purpose of this study is to
determine the effectiveness of the alternate way of using Olive oil and Lemon
Extract for Shoe Polishing.
This study used the experimental method; scientific method of research relating
to scientific experiments: involving or based on scientific experiments. This
method is based on experience and evidence.
The Lemon Extract peel from Mandurriao Public Market Onate De Leon St,
Mandurriao, Iloilo City, 5000 Iloilo Central Market, Rizal St, Iloilo City Proper,
Iloilo City, 5000 Iloilo. The preparation of Lemon Extract and brown sugar,
acclimatization period for one week, preparation of the materials,
experimentation proper and collection of data was performed at at Jungco’s
residence, Sooc Mandurriao, Iloilo City.
The fresh extract of lemon were separate with olive oil and going to be used for
shoe polishing. When the researcher was finally ready to conduct the
experiment, they gathered their materials needed to be used.
Data Analysis
This study effectiveness of the Alternate way of using Olive oil and
Lemon Extract for Shoe Polishing used T-test to determine effectiveness to the
pair of shoes.
Materials: The materials used in the study are olive oil, lemon extract, pair of
shoes, clean cloth, strainer and knife.
Together a teaspoon of olive oil and one table spoon of part lemon juice.
Rub the mixture onto your shoes with a soft cloth. Let it sit for a few minutes,
then buff your shoes with a clean cloth.
Statistical Tool
The researcher was able to interpret the data. T-test was used to
determine the significant of the effectiveness of the Alternate way of using Olive
oil and Lemon Extract for Shoe Polishing. It is generally performed on a small set
of data. T test is generally applied to normal distribution which has small set of
values.