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Chapter Iii
Chapter Iii
METHODOLOGY
This chapter presents the methodology utilized in this study. Included here were the discussions of the
subtopics, namely: (1) materials; (2) procedure; (3) data gathering; (4) data procedure; and (5) plots for data
analysis.
One of the most frequent issues in families is staining, particularly for those who cannot afford to purchase
pricey bleach. Commercial bleach use can be harmful to both people and the environment. This study focuses
on how well kamias fruit extract removes stains from clothing. Our research aims to offer an alternative to
well-known items that are bad for both our environment and our health. The stain is one of people's most
prevalent problems nowadays because it takes a lot of effort to erase. A study was carried out by the
researcher to aid in stain removal. Kamias has a high oxalic content and an antibacterial effect.
Materials
1000ml Beaker
Juicer or blender
Knife
Chopping board
Gloves
Container
Baking soda
White vinegar
Water
Stains
PROCEDURE
Collection and
Preparation of Kamias
Fruit
Formulation of
Treatments
T0 T1 T2
Commercial Bleach 150ml Kamias (Averrhoa 200ml Kamias (Averrhoa
bilimbi) extract bilimbi ) extract as a main
ingredient in stain remover
Collection of Data
Statistical Analysis
Method of Research
The Experimental Method of research was used in this study. Experimentation was conducted at
Fresh Kamias Fruit were collected at Gud, San Isidro, Isabela. The Kamias were cut using knife.
Chopped Kamias Fruit will be placed in a Juicer/blender to take the extract. And the extract will be
Formulation of Kamias
Chopped Kamias Fruit will be placed in a Juicer/blender to take the extract. And the extract will be
T0 – Commercial Bleach
evaluation sheet. To assess if the product is usable and deemed acceptable, the data will be tabulated,
computed for each treatment, and the grand mean for each criterion.
Treatment of Data
In this study, the experimental method will be used. The study will use two (2) treatments. It will be
analyzed statistically using ANOVA to determine which treatments are significant or highly significant and