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    Shoe Coal

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    The document proposes creating a homemade shoe polish using readily available materials as an alternative to commercial polish. It suggests charcoal, used engine oil, and ylang-ylang flower extract as ingredients that could make an effective polish at lower cost. The document outlines objectives to develop the best formula for these ingredients and compare the homemade polish to commercial brands in terms of texture, luminance, and longevity. It poses research questions about determining the optimal amounts of each ingredient and how the homemade polish would differ in odor and shine from store-bought polishes.

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    The document proposes creating a homemade shoe polish using readily available materials as an alternative to commercial polish. It suggests charcoal, used engine oil, and ylang-ylang flower extract as ingredients that could make an effective polish at lower cost. The document outlines objectives to develop the best formula for these ingredients and compare the homemade polish to commercial brands in terms of texture, luminance, and longevity. It poses research questions about determining the optimal amounts of each ingredient and how the homemade polish would differ in odor and shine from store-bought polishes.

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    The document proposes creating a homemade shoe polish using readily available materials as an alternative to commercial polish. It suggests charcoal, used engine oil, and ylang-ylang flower extract as ingredients that could make an effective polish at lower cost. The document outlines objectives to develop the best formula for these ingredients and compare the homemade polish to commercial brands in terms of texture, luminance, and longevity. It poses research questions about determining the optimal amounts of each ingredient and how the homemade polish would differ in odor and shine from store-bought polishes.

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    Shoe Coal

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    The document proposes creating a homemade shoe polish using readily available materials as an alternative to commercial polish. It suggests charcoal, used engine oil, and ylang-ylang flower extract as ingredients that could make an effective polish at lower cost. The document outlines objectives to develop the best formula for these ingredients and compare the homemade polish to commercial brands in terms of texture, luminance, and longevity. It poses research questions about determining the optimal amounts of each ingredient and how the homemade polish would differ in odor and shine from store-bought polishes.

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    ShoeCoal:

    charcoal, used
    engine oil as
    shoe polisher
    Introduction

    Shoe polish is a waxy paste, cream or liquid used to polish, shine, water proof, and
    restore the appearance of leather shoes. Shoe polishers have different colors like
    brown but the most common is black. Pupils who are wearing a complete set of
    uniform is good to look at compared to those who are not. A leather shoes being
    worn in going to school is good to see rather than those who are just wearing rubber
    shoes or sometimes slippers. However, school shoes should always be clean if one
    really wants to achieve good grooming. This can be maintained by applying shoe
    polisher which is high cost once done regularly.
    Introduction

    Many people nowadays such as pupils/students, office workers


    and white collared job workers use shoe polish on their leather
    shoes to look good and presentable at all times. However,
    using commercial shoe polishers poses danger and can cause
    harm in human’s health once used recklessly. It is made using
    natural and synthetic materials like naphtha, turpine, dyes
    and gum Arabic which can be toxic and can stain skin
    (Sandoval, Chelsea, T., 2008). With this, the reseacrher thinks
    of a homemade polisher as substitute for the commercial
    preparation using available materials at home.
    Introduction

    In order to lessen high expenses in the maintenance of school shoes for


    everyday use, the researcher thinks of a product that will lessen cost for
    this community. Using the only materials that are readily available at
    home like charcoal, used engine oil and ylang-ylang flower, the
    researcher came up with a shoe polisher that will surely compared to the
    effectiveness in terms of texture and luminance of those commercial
    product.
    Objectives

    1.To provide an effective shoe polisher


    2.To come up with the best amount of charcoal, used
    engine oil and ylang-ylang extract to make an
    alternative shoe polisher.
    3.To provide a shoe polisher that will be compared to
    commercial products in terms of texture and
    luminance.
    Statement of the problem

    1. What are the best amount of coal, used engine oil and ylang-
    ylang extract that enables it to be an alternative shoe polisher?
    2. How shoe polish out of coal, used engine oil and extract of ylang-
    ylang differ from commercialized shoe polish in terms of odor and
    luminance.
    3. Will this product last as long as the commercial ones?

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