CHAPTER I

Statement of the problem

This study attempts to answer the following problems:

What will be the effect if we try to apply toothpaste in cellphones scratches?

Can the toothpaste remove cellphones scratches?

How can toothpaste remove cellphones scratches?

Objectives

The main purpose of this study are the following:

To determine the effect of applying toothpaste to cellphones scratches?

To find out if toothpaste can remove cellphones scratches?

To know how can toothpaste remove cellphones scratches?

Alternative Hypothesis

There is a significant difference on the applying of toothpaste to cellphones

scratches

Null Hypothesis

There is no significant difference on the applying of toothpaste to cellphones

scratches.

Significance of the Study

This study will help mobile users to find ways in removing their phones

scratches.

It aims to decrease the number of screen changing because of phone scratches.

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CHAPTER II

Review of related Literature

A scratch is a mark of abrasion on a surface with something sharp or rough.

Types of Scratches:

Swirl marks

In a very moderate form, are fairly common in new maple installations where disc

sanders are used in the flooring surface sanding process. There can be a number of

causes of swirl marks. The most common occurrence in the maple itself results from the

use of disc sanders. These are very different from swirl marks between layers of finish,

which are typically seen when lighting is reduced and angled reflections are observed.

Deep Scratch

Are scratches made by very sharp objects and is scratched deep in mobile phones.

Buffer Marks

It is a moderate impact of scratches to mobile phones.

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CHAPTER III

Methodology

This study is conducted through the use of experimental methods in which the

researcher used an observation in looking for an agreeable result.

In conducting this research, the researcher selected five mobile cellphones to

see the difference on the effects between the five mobile cellphones and in order to

come up with results.

General Procedure

The researcher selected five mobile cellphones and applied toothpaste on the

scratches and observed the effects between the two.

Just like using any other home remedy, make sure the damaged area is clean.

Next, use the toothpaste to buff the area. The best way to do this is to use circular

strokes. Wipe clean with a soft cloth and repeat the process if the scratch has not

completely disappeared.

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CHAPTER IV

Results:

This study proves that our trusted teeth cleaning partner is, surprisingly, a good

car scratch remover too. Toothpaste has natural abrasive components that can erase

minor scratches on your mobile cellphones. Just like using any other home remedy,

make sure the damaged area is clean. Next, use the toothpaste to buff the area. The

best way to do this is to use circular strokes. Wipe clean with a soft cloth and repeat the

process if the scratch has not completely disappeared. After doing all that, this research

has proved that toothpaste can also be helpful in removing phone scratches.

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CHAPTER V

Summary of the study

This study was conducted at home where the researcher picked five mobile

phones for the experiment. In conducting the study, the results show that toothpaste can

be very helpful in removing mobile cellphones scratches.

Conclusion

Based from the research, toothpaste is an affordable and very helpful tool to

remove mobile cellphones scratches Which can help mobile phone users to have a

clear and clean phone screen in any ways.

Therefore, I reject the null hypothesis and accept the alternative hypothesis.

Recommendation

The researcher recommends that the mobile phone users should use toothpaste

for better phone screen. Aside from being cheap, this toothpaste is proven to be good in

removing cellphone scratches.

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