-BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY-

As of now. our state is confronting a great crisis in economic system. We found out that in school. they required utilizing of floor wax ( commercial ) to forestall the floor shiny. Even in the houses. floor wax is being usage. So. the research worker decided to do a floor wax which is really low-cost and can give an equal quality as the commercial can.

-SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY-

This survey can give benefits to the people specially to the hapless 1s. to hold a good concern and besides to salvage a money for their other demands. Specially in schools. it will give benefit to the pupils every bit good as their parents to salvage money. Floor waxing is indispensable to keep the glistening rubric of wooden floors. However. if you find purchasing ready-made floor wax prohibitively expensive. it’s possible to blend natural wax crystals and kerosine with banana Peels to make a substance suitable for usage smoothing your wooden floors. This home-made floor wax will give a comparable radiance and smoothness to that of commercial merchandises. and the oil in the kerosine counteracts the banana peel’s stickiness to guarantee the finished shininess isn’t tacky. This survey is merely limited for the probe of banana ( Musa paradisiaca ) used as alternate beginning for floor wax devising. We chose this survey for farther probe if the banana can be an effectual beginning for floor wax.

REVIEW AND RELATED LITERATURE

Once a mere waste merchandise. the banana Peel has become a beginning of foods. an carnal feedstock and a fertiliser. Bananas are the 2nd most popular fruits consumed in the United States. The banana works is big herb — a member of the Musaceae household — that originated in tropical southern Asia. It grows to a tallness of between 6 and 20 pess. In modern times. it is the first fruit cultivated in tropical parts worldwide. Dried banana Peels have 30 to 40 per centum tannic acid content. This substance is used to handle and melanize leather. Fresh banana Peels are an efficient shoe buffer. BANANA is the common name for a fruit and besides the herbaceous workss of the genus Musa which produce the normally eaten fruit. They are native to the tropical part of Southeast Asia and Australia. Today. they are cultivated throughout the Torrid Zones. Banana workss are of the household Musaceae.

They are cultivated chiefly for their fruit. and to a lesser extent for the production of fiber and as cosmetic workss. Each pseudostem would bring forth a clump of yellow. green. or even ruddy bananas before deceasing and being replaced by another imposter root. Banana foliages are widely used as home bases and for run alonging cooking cavities and for wrapping nutrient for cookery or storage. A subdivision of foliage frequently serves as an eye-shade. In Latin America. it is a common pattern during rains to keep a banana foliage by the leafstalk. inverted. over one’s back as an “umbrella” or “raincoat” . The foliages of the ‘Fehi’ banana are used for thatching. wadding. and coffin nail negligees.

IV. Material:
kerosine. candle wax. banana root infusion

V. PROCEDURE:

1. Put 2 cups of paraffin wax crystals in a big commixture pot. Melt over a low heat until the crystals are exhaustively melted and blended.

2. Pour in 1/2 cup kerosine and splash exhaustively without taking from the heat.

3. Add the the banana root and splash into the mixture until it is assorted exhaustively.

4. Stir for three proceedingss so boil at a low heat for 15 proceedingss to let the wax in the banana root to thoroughly mix with the oils of the solution. Remove the pot from heat and strain through a muslin sheet into jars while still warm. Let the wax to chill and indurate exhaustively before using it to floors.

VI. Deduction:
We would extremely urge that we could utilize banana floor wax alternatively of busy commercial floor wax in the market because its is cheaper and tantrums in our budget. the research worker hence concluded that banana floor wax could be used as an alternate beginning of commercial 1. This undertaking has an nonsubjective to make a floor wax which is low-cost and has the same quality that a commercial floor wax can.

VII. Advocates:

KHEEM VANESSA FRIJOLES

ROXAN FREJOLES

JANEROSE SIPLONREA MARIE CATIPAY

MERALYN BASAY

MARLOU BALDELOVAR

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