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- you get what you pay for, doesn't rip the paper, erases nice and neat, doesn't leave marks - good buy!
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Because this eraser will not destroy you paper when you erase.
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cheap think paper that tear up pretty easily.
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Simple - erases clean, doesn't rip paper and doesn't require heavy pressing to erase
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They don't smear and don't even come close to ripping the paper.
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Using any eraser tops built into the pencil are often cheap and unreliable, often smudging an (ironically) unerasable mark or otherwise damaging the paper in some way
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Unlike cheaper eraser which can abrade the paper to a hole.
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The eraser doesn't smudge the paper, and this is pretty much what I expected of it.
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These erasers don't smear as much as others and don't rip the paper only if your paper is quality not some 99c junk.
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Until buying these erasers, large erasing jobs were messy and ruined the paper.
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I use these eraser caps to erase colored pencil lines in fine art drawing (I use acid-free bristol paper)
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They work great without smudging or damaging my expensive watercolor papers.
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I love these erasers, I'm sometimes heavy handed when I draw and it really wipes your paper clean
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Does not rip the paper while erasing
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They were the perfect solution to a pack of pencils that came with the horrible, paper-tearing type of erasers.
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Whether it's erasing a light sketch, or powering through a section of charcoal drawing, these erasers leave clean paper in their wake!I very highly recommend these erasers!
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high quality graphite does not smudge, also use a paper that does not have a deep tooth again , quality .
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They don't smudge the pencil markings or rip the paper like many erasers out there
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Good quality product that doesn't tear paper when you erase.
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These are great, they won't tear up your paper even if you erase a lot like me
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They completely erase the pencil marks, don't rip the paper and are plenty limber to work.
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Also, they're so soft that they won't scratch the paper like cheap erasers do
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This type of eraser is the best, erases cleanly and doesn't harm the paper
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The sensation of erasing action is firm with confident rubbery feel, but without any aggression typically found in hard plastic-like erasers that rip the paper or ones that flake off to create more mess than the pencil marks
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Always - never rips the paper!
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They don't break the paper and do a good job.
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Erase EVERYTHING down to the pure blank paper!No shadows left, even on Scantron forms!
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Unlike other erasers I've used, this eraser does a great job at erasing and it doesn't rip my papers.
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They don't smudge the pencil markings or rip the paper like many erasers out there
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These erasers have relatively few shavings, and they don't smudge the paper at all
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The reason as to why I use only these erasers is because these are practically the only erasers that don't smudge, or rip the paper you're writing on; they get the job done the first time.
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A erasers when you try to erase something makes things spread in ruins the paper makes it hard for teachers to read
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Whether it's erasing a light sketch, or powering through a section of charcoal drawing, these erasers leave clean paper in their wake!I very highly recommend these erasers!
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These work really well- gets the paper looking clean again.
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Have not yet had any paper tears or damage to paper which would effect the watercolor flow
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Does not rip the paper while erasing
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These are some of the best erasers around especially because they rarely rip the paper, and have a great smooth feel to them during erasing
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Clean paper!
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Clean paper like you've never seen.
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Because when I was young I never got a hold of these because they were on the expensive side and my mom had 5 daughters and I would use the red cheap ones that would rip the papers
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No apparent abrasive content, which is best for fine paper
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I use it mainly for drafting and for general erasing notes, but it's true to its description, and never wrinkles the paper
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Soft on paper and very effective
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Last a while, and really leave the paper clean.
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If you use a Pink Eraser, you will have a bunch of smudges and your paper will look really ugly
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They are smooth, clean, white, don't tear paper and erase more fully than anything else.
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I originally bought these for my art pencils because they erase so clean and don't muck up the paper or ruin it.
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Completely clears the paper.
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- you get what you pay for, doesn't rip the paper, erases nice and neat, doesn't leave marks - good buy!
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The eraser is elastic and flexible enough that it doesn't bunch up or crinkle my paper when I am erasing hard, which is very important to me.
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Because this eraser will not destroy you paper when you erase.
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However, there's a way around it; simply take the eraser to some plain clean paper and "erase", and the residue will come off onto the clean paper
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Solid eraser, does not smudge the paper
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They erase very well, don't damage the paper and haven't split or broken yet (having used several for a few weeks)
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When i use the hi-polymer erasers, i can never see even the slightest pencil marking once i erase my mistake and the eraser always leaves the paper clean with no trace of pencil
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I watched them using pencil erasers, pink pearl erasers with all the normal results, poorly erased papers and holes
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Finally, an eraser that erases without destroying the paper.
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If the paper is white and the pencil mark not too dark it works fine
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It cleans best and never damages the paper
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They are solid( do not crumble like the cheap erasers I used in my childhood) but flexible enough so that it does not harm the paper (I would call this one among the softer erasers I have used.
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As they are used, they get black, 'dirty', and smudge the paper making it gray if it started out white
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I was looking for an eraser that wouldn't leave my nine-year-old's papers a smeared mess
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The kids use it in homework and it makes their papers look cleaner without tearing or wrinkling.
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I write very darkly and am consistently having problems finding erasers that don't smudge my papers, leave residue, or rip the paper in the process of erasing stuff
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I write very darkly and am consistently having problems finding erasers that don't smudge my papers, leave residue, or rip the paper in the process of erasing stuff
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No smudging, no residue, and it doesn't ruffle the paper up either
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These however never rip the paper and gets the job done
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Because of this, they sometimes damage the paper
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They erase clean, and the paper around them is tough enough to stay on during use
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Im so use to using the standard eraser that tend to leave pencil marks or that would have you erasing to the point that the paper itself gets damaged
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Secondly, when I started using them they didn't wrinkle the paper by being too abrasive and it doesn't even thin out the paper like most cheaper erasers
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If you are using quality pencils on decent paper these will nearly 100% erase without any effort at all
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Smooth eraser that doesn't damage paper
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This stuff makes your paper like new.
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They don't damage the paper
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erases cleanly as always
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I use them for day to day use erasing writing as well as from drawings.
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Not as bad as
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so I can't comment on them breaking off as that has not happened.
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They work exactly as they should.
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I use them to erase marks on fabric as I am quilting, and they work very well
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and these are nice little erasers that stick in the head of the pencil an they work.
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I use these for my mechanical drafting class as well as to erase on very light tracing paper