the blue eraser can erase them, provided you are careful.
Correcting on thick paper and cardboard
Scrapbooking and drawing enthusiasts are well aware of the problem: pencil marks bleed into the cardboard. A blue eraser is ideal for correcting them without staining or tearing.
Refreshing the wallpaper (with caution)
A mark on the tapestry? It can be reduced with the blue eraser, provided you rub gently, as its abrasiveness can also remove the pattern.
A legendary pencil case that became a cult classic
While it may no longer be the primary tool for schoolwork, the two-tone eraser remains a symbol






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