Liquid Eraser
Fill in circles up to 5x faster!
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Purpose
The invention is an erasable soluble graphite ink that liquifies with the consistency of a number 2 pencil and allows you to fill in circles more easily.
This soluble can be adapted to an existing pen-like instrument.
With one motion of the dauber, repetitive circling – typically done with a standard pencil – has been eliminated.
Circles can now be filled in up to 5x faster!
When the dauber is applied to a writing surface, it provides for a machine-readable pattern.
The composition may be erased using a standard pencil eraser and remarked if necessary.
The Liquid Eraser will be ideal for all standardized testing, voting, lottery cards, or anything with a scantron-like application.
Introducing… the Liquid Eraser!
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Graphite Laced Erasable Liquid
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Erasable Soluble Graphite Ink
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Liquifies With the Consistency of a Number 2 Pencil
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Can Be Adapted to An Existing Pen-Like Instrument
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Allows You to Fill in Circles More Easily
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Provides For a Machine-Readable Pattern
Story Behind the Invention
Inventor Angela Harris of San Diego, CA has developed an erasable soluble graphite ink that liquifies with the consistency of a number 2 pencil and allows you to fill in circles more easily. Ideal for standardized testing, voting, lottery cards, or anything with a scantron-like application, the invention is ready to hit the market!
As a teacher who had to take attendance on a scantron-style form, Angela realized it took forever! She just knew there had to be a better way. In turn, she was inspired to create an erasable substance that would work like a dauber and forever change the way forms are filled out. The Liquid Eraser is her solution.
But how does it work? This soluble can be adapted to an existing pen-like instrument. With one motion of the dauber, repetitive circling – typically done with a standard pencil – has been eliminated. When the dauber is applied to a writing surface, it provides for a machine-readable pattern. The composition may be erased using a standard pencil eraser and remarked if necessary.