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One reviewer said this, "If you're tired of pencil erasers going 'stale,' not erasing, smudging, and ripping the paper, then buy these
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It leaves nothing behind, won't rip your paper when you are vigorously removing angering math work and doesn't fall apart or chunk
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They are soft enough to not mar the paper, yet stiff enough to get the job done.
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If you're tired of pencil erasers going 'stale,' not erasing, smudging, and ripping the paper, then buy these.
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High-quality erasers that never ruin the paper
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This fixed my messy papers up
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They don't damage the paper, or smudge or anything
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And, it does it neatly and efficiently, without smudging or damaging the paper
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The paper on them deteriorates rather quickly though
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All in all, if you, like me, love having a home office filled with great paper and fountain pens and a variety of bottles of ink, along with notebooks and hole punchers and all the rest, this is the eraser you need to have
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they don't rip the paper, and the take every bit of pencil off the paper cleanly
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She likes it because she no longer tears the paper when erasing and all the pencil marks are erased.
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Don't mess up the paper
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It can easily and cleanly erase all the pencil lines and won't damage paper.
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It doesn't erase well, and it's not as soft, so it ruins your paper slightly
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My pencil eraser was dry and hard and really smudging up my paper
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But as for the quality:One reviewer said this, "If you're tired of pencil erasers going 'stale,' not erasing, smudging, and ripping the paper, then buy these
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I love great paper and mainly buy Rhodia, Miquelrius, Clairefontaine, and Arc/Circa notebooks
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They don't destroy the paper, don't smudge, and effectively remove pencil marking
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Doesn't erase nearly as completely as the Faber Castell green dust-free eraser, or the Kokuyo Campus 2B.