Banana Leaf Extract As A Glass Cleaner?

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Banana leaf extract is being explored as a potential glass cleaner, prompting inquiries about its composition. The discussion emphasizes the importance of conducting thorough research and understanding the basics of the subject. Participants are encouraged to engage positively and seek assistance from the community. A reference thread is provided for additional context and information. The exploration of natural cleaning agents like banana leaf extract reflects a growing interest in eco-friendly alternatives.
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THATS OUR RESEARCH TITLE AND IS THAT POSSIBLE ?:rolleyes:
CAN YOU GIVE THE COMPOSITION OF BANANA LEAF EXTRACT
 
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MRCHEM, welcome to the PF forums! You will find the group here is very helpful provided you understand some basics. Hopefully you won't take star.torturer's comment as being rude.

It would help if you reread this thread that is also found at the top of this topic: https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=94384
 
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