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alum or tawas investigatory project
Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Region III – Central Luzon
Division of Tarlac Province
SAN ROQUE NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Bamban, Tarlac
S.Y. 2014 – 2015

INVESTIGATORY PROJECT TAWAS USED AS
TOOTHPASTE AND MOUTHWASH

Chapter 1
*Introduction*


TAWAS or ALUM refers to a chemical compound, whose name is often given as potassium aluminum sulfate.



It is a crystalline substance that can be colorless or white.



Filipinos use tawas in doing laundry and in whitening their armpits. This Investigatory project was created to investigate, discover and produce something from a certain ordinary things. This also helps in teaching students to be observative and resourceful.

OBJECTIVES
 To make our teeth white, strong and avoid unnecessary odors.
 To avoid having tooth decays caused by bacterias in our mouth.
 To lessen the use of too much toothpaste as a cleaning agent of

mouth.
 To replace in the usage of branded mouthwash.
 To avoid too much usage of chemicals in our mouth.

Chapter 2
*Review Related
Literature*
 Tawas as Deodorant

Tawas is a safe natural way to control body odor or deodorant.
Tawas is hypoallergenic, easily washable, it is not an antiperspirant thus it does not clog the skin pores. Tawas works by eliminating the odor causing bacteria so the body would not smell while maintaining the natural way of sweating. Tawas is applied by gently rubbing the crystal in the armpits or feet while the area is damp from showering or washing. Tawas leaves an invisible layer to the areas it is applied. The crystal has no scent and gives 24 hour protection

 Tawas as Astringent
Tawas acts as astringent in small cuts to stop bleeding and infection. Tawas is also used as a soothing agent during or after body hair removals by waxing or shaving. Tawas is also used to treat hemorrhoids. Tawas powder dissolved in five parts water has been used to shrink hemorrhoids and stop them from bleeding
Powdered alum is commonly cited as a home remedy

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