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Banana Peel: Eco-Friendly Shoe Polish

This document presents a proposed science investigatory project that will examine using banana peels as an alternative shoe polish. The researchers aim to determine if banana peels can be used as shoe polish by examining its components and effectiveness over time. They also seek to evaluate if this use is safe. The study aims to provide a more affordable and eco-friendly shoe polish option. It has the potential to reduce waste and benefit consumers by allowing them to polish shoes without chemicals at low cost. The scope is focused on testing banana peel polish on black leather shoes. Limitations include not comparing to commercial brands or testing on other shoe materials besides leather.

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Banana Peel: Eco-Friendly Shoe Polish

This document presents a proposed science investigatory project that will examine using banana peels as an alternative shoe polish. The researchers aim to determine if banana peels can be used as shoe polish by examining its components and effectiveness over time. They also seek to evaluate if this use is safe. The study aims to provide a more affordable and eco-friendly shoe polish option. It has the potential to reduce waste and benefit consumers by allowing them to polish shoes without chemicals at low cost. The scope is focused on testing banana peel polish on black leather shoes. Limitations include not comparing to commercial brands or testing on other shoe materials besides leather.

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Colegio dela Inmaculada Concepcion – Mandaue, Inc.

Tipolo, Mandaue City

Banana Peel as an Alternative Shoe Polish


SCIENCE INVESTIGATORY PROJECT
SY 2023 – 2024

Submitted by:
Name of Members

Grade 7 – Blesse Wiecka

Submitted to:
Ms. Mary Joy A. Invento
Science Teacher
Chapter 1
Rationale

A. Background of the Study


-What is the current state of knowledge or understanding about the topic?
-What is the motivation behind the chosen project?
-What are the potential benefits or applications of the project?
-What are the anticipated outcomes or results of the project?
Note: The questions above are just your guide. DO NOT reflect it in your IP paper. Please see sample
below for the introduction.

We all know that our country today is suffering from crisis. That was the reason why
we want to launch this study, since shoe polish nowadays is very needed and is costly. Our
group want to produce a cheaper and efficient shoe polish to use. Shoe polish is used to
shine, to maintain the appearance and to sustain the quality of the shoes. For hundreds of
years, natural substances such as wax and tallow were used. The first shoe polish was
invented in 1906, the brand name is Kiwi which was developed by William Ramsay.

Based on the information we research, banana peels can be used to shine shoes, so
we researchers decided to come up with the study. Banana is common name for a fruit and
also the herbaceous plants of the genus Musa which produce the commonly eaten fruit.
Bananas are famous for their potassium, which also happens to be a primary ingredient in
many shoe polishes. Potassium and other natural oils found in bananas make for a powerful,
natural shoe polish. Rubbing a banana peel on dusty, scuffed-up boots and shoes will have
them looking new again in no time (Taylor, 2021).

Our shoe polish is most likely inexpensive and affordable considering it has only one
main material which is the banana peel. We believe that our study can provide the
consumers the great and effective quality in shining their shoes. Lastly, our product is
organic, natural and eco-friendly.

B. Statement of the Problem

Specifically, the researchers would like to answer the following questions:


1. Can banana peelings be used as shoe polish?
2. What is the component of banana peelings making it effective as an alternative
shoe polish?
3. How long does the shoe will shine using the banana peelings as polish?
4. Is the use of banana peelings as shoe polish safe?

C. Significance of the Study


-Importance of the study to the people and environment
-Who can benefit and how they can benefit
This study is a great way to reduce waste and the people can have polished shoes
without damaging their health and the environment leaving behind zero packaging waste.
The purpose also is to provide an eco-friendly shoe polisher that is made out from banana
peel. People can save money and make a shoe polisher themselves.

D. Scope and Limitations (This refers to elements on what to include and exclude. The scope
details what your study will explore and limitations refer to elements outside your control)
The researchers focus on determining the component of the banana peel making it
as an alternative shoe polish. This study will focus as well how acceptable the produced
product in terms of appearance, odor and effectiveness.

The study limits on comparing our product to the commercialized one such as Kiwi.
Its effectiveness is only used in a leather black shoe and not any other kinds such as rubber
shoes, crocs, etc.

E. Definition of Terms

 Shoe polish – it is usually liquid, waxy pate or a cream, is a consumer product used
to shine, waterproof and restore the appearance of the shoes
 Banana Peel – outer covering of the banana fruit
 Leather – a material made from the skin of animal by tanning or a similar process
Additional Reminders:

 Use Cambria – 11 for the contents


 For the titles – Cambria – 12 Bold
 Margins 1 inch all sides
 Spacing is 1.5 and justify the alignment
 Use short size bond paper
 Put page number below the paper (center)
 Provide references in another page
 For your curriculum vitae, follow the format below: (separate page per
member)
Put picture on the upper right side of the paper
Personal Data
Name:
Date of Birth:
Place of Birth:
Age:
Nationality:
Religion:

Family Background:
Father: Occupation:
Mother: Occupation:

Educational Background:
Elementary School Graduated:

Talents/Skills:
References

https://www.thekitchn.com/banana-peel-leather-shoe-shine-23228990

https://www.theproducemoms.com/how-to-shine-your-shoes-with-a-banana-peel/
#:~:text=Can%20you%20shine%20shoes%20with,a%20powerful%2C%20natural
%20shoe%20polish.

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