Sakura Arch Evolutional Foam Erasers, 5-Pack, White (Japan Imported)
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On April 16, 2018, I received a five-pack of cards. Check to see if the reviewer who received only one star has left a comment. If it was prior to April 2018, there is most likely no longer a problem. There may be an issue if they posted after April of 2018.
They're of a reasonable size. About 4. The dimensions are 5 cm long by 2 cm wide and 2 cm thick.
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Sakura Slim pure 150, Sakura Original eraser 100, and Sakura Slim pure 150 from 20 years ago. br>At this time, RABBIT, a subsidiary of SAKURA, manufactures all of the SAKURA Foam Series erasers. Pentel is a Taiwanese brand. The rest of the items in the photo were made in Japan. br>When it comes to erasing pencil marks, I think Tombow Mono and Sakura Rabbit are both excellent. They are nearly identical. They both outperform Pentel hi-tech in terms of using less force and erasing better. polymer. Sakuras are the best at collecting dust, but they also consume more quickly.
I've amassed a collection of erasers through trial and error, and I've narrowed down my favorites to a select few. br>br>I'm not sure how I found these, but I fell in love with them right away. Because of their foam technology, these erase extremely well with very little effort and time when compared to hard plastic/vinyl erasers. However, because they are foam, their lifespan is short, and you will use up one of these erasers faster than any other eraser you've ever used. br>I haven't finished any erasers because they were stolen or lost before I had the chance. These are the original foam erasers. br>br>Highly recommended for everyone. Students, teachers, professors, office workers, artists, and so on are all included in this category.
Until I saw this eraser in action, I thought all erasers were pretty much the same. I noticed my grandson was having difficulty erasing a significant portion of his schoolwork. I'd just bought this eraser and asked him if he'd like to try it out. Wow! He applied light, even pressure, and the pencil markings vanished completely, leaving his assignment spotless. There were no erasure marks or smeared gray pencil. He now uses it at school instead of his white polymer, which he had been using for years. Eraser crumbs were also big and easy to clean up! We like it a lot.
This Sakura Arch Evolutionary Foam Eraser, on the other hand, is on a whole other level: br>br>1) it removes all data. (With the exception of a slight indent in my paper if I pressed hard with my pencil). When it comes to pencil marks, there are a few options. We're talking about total oblivion here. Even the darkest pencil marks are barely noticeable. vanish! 2) does not smear like my plastic eraser doesbr>br>3) wears out faster than a plastic eraser BUT I still have 75% of my first eraser left after heavy erasing on multiple books that I've been annotating. And even when it's gone, I'll still have four more to go. I was worried after reading other reviews that I would use them up quickly, but no, they are still going to last me a long time. br>br>By far the best eraser I've ever used! My hunt for the ideal eraser has come to an end!.
It isn't very long lasting. After a few months of use, I can confidently say that this is one of the best erasers I've ever used. br>It erases without tearing the paper and does so cleanly. br>The crumbs are big, and if you erase in a specific way, they'll stick together and form a long eraser crumb snake. As a result, you can simply pick it up and toss it in a nearby trashcan, and you won't end up with microscopic eraser shavings all over the place. br>The only disadvantage is that it is quickly depleted. br>In fact, this may be the first eraser you use up completely before losing it or it drying out. br>Because I haven't had this product for more than a few months, I can't say whether it will dry up or not. br>However, you get 5 of them, so the monthly cost of using this is probably less than 10 cents per month to never have an eraser problem, so I think that's a good deal.
I bought several of these foam type erasers from Asia and found that they are the best value for simple erasing, such as crossword puzzles and other puzzles. All of the ones I tested performed similarly, but these tied for first place and are larger and less expensive than the others. The biggest ones I tried were adequate for the job, but not as effective as these.
Foam erasers are the best, especially if you're a supply freak like me and pencils, pens, paper, erasers, and so on are important, especially if you're a student or do a lot of calculations. It's impossible to trace the pencil's path. Unless you write so hard that the paper becomes indented. It's not the erasers' fault, to be sure. I would strongly suggest it. The erasers do wear out more quickly than traditional erasers, so if you're wondering if you should buy a pack, yes. They'll keep you going for a while longer.
I'm picky about erasers because I've found that many of them still leave pencil marks or discolor or tear the paper. These are fantastic and don't put too much strain on the paper. This is true for both standard wood pulp and thicker cotton paper. I've tried it on a variety of HB pencils and it's fantastic. It also doesn't smear my ink. br>br>In the future, I'll be reordering. The only drawback is the time it takes to receive it, but that isn't a big deal.
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