It all depends on your intended use:
- For schoolchildren, a soft and flexible eraser is better, as it is more suitable for paper.
- For artists, DIY enthusiasts or creative hobbyists, the blue eraser remains a formidable ally: it cleans pencil marks on wood, cardboard or walls after a project.
In short, it's a small, versatile tool that is often underestimated.
In summary: the truth about the blue half
- No, it doesn't erase ink.
- Yes, it erases pencil, but only on solid surfaces.
- And above all, it remains a school memory that many cherish.
The next time you come across a two-tone eraser, remember: its blue half wasn't useless... just misunderstood.
