Bic Tipp-Ex Pocket Mini Pocket-Mouse Correction Tapes, With 6M-Long of Extra Tear-Resistant Plastic Tape, Pack of 2, White

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If the contents of a Tipp-Ex bottle have been exposed to too much air (for example, if the cap has been unscrewed too long or if the bottle is half-full and there is air filling the space), the fluid becomes thicker, and sometimes even solidifies. You can comfortably hold it in your left or your right hand because it smoothly glides across the page and doesn't miss a step.

Then cut a 3mm wide piece of a strip of scotch tape by splitting it and use it to stick the Tipp-Ex tape back onto the reel.Demand for this correction paper grew very quickly and brought interest from German and international distributors. Earlier, in 1951, Bette Nesmith Graham invented the first correction fluid in her kitchen and began marketing the product in 1956 as Mistake Out. They can be used anywhere including the home, office or even in schools as the small size makes them ideal to keep in pencil cases. trichloroethane is also an ' ozone depleter', being one of the substances responsible for causing damage to the Earth's ozone layer.

Before closing the cover, it is essential to check the belt guide and tighten the belt: To do this, hold the encoder roller and tighten the belt with the waste roller. Priority deliveries cannot be offered to all locations, and occasionally shipments may be delayed by credit checks. Products likely to be impacted by this higher rate parcel send are: boxes of paper, multiple quantities of water, desk stands or furniture and volume packs of cleaning supplies. This super-tough white plastic tape does wonders with covering up your mishaps and there's no drying time, so just start writing over it straight away. In 1992 Tipp-Ex introduced its first correction tape, followed in 1995 by the successful Pocket Mouse which worked as a best seller.This pack of 10 Tipp-Ex Soft Grip Correction Tapesare fantastic value for money and are the ideal way to cleanly correct any unfortunate mistakes in your work.