I. How to Choose an Eraser
1. Material: The material of an eraser is the key factor determining its performance. Common eraser materials include rubber, plastic, and mixed materials. Rubber erasers are soft and easy to erase, but they are prone to wear; plastic erasers are durable but sometimes leave traces; mixed material erasers combine the advantages of both. Choose the right material based on usage needs and scenarios. 2. Size and Shape: Choose the right size and shape of the eraser based on personal habits and usage. Generally, small erasers for students are convenient to carry and use; while professional drawing erasers may require larger sizes and specific shapes. 3. Brand and Quality: Well-known brands usually guarantee product quality and performance. At the same time, inspect the appearance and texture of the product. High-quality erasers usually have a smooth surface and fine texture. II. How to Use an Eraser 1. Gentle Use: Avoid applying too much force to prevent damaging the paper or wearing out the eraser quickly. Gently press the eraser and wipe off the ink mark in a slow and steady manner. 2. Wiping Direction: Wipe in the direction of the ink mark to make it easier to remove and cause less damage to the paper. 3. Cleanliness: The surface of the used eraser may be stained or covered with paper scraps. Regularly clean it with a soft cloth or paper towel to maintain its performance.4. Storage: Store the eraser in a dry and cool place, away from direct sunlight and damp environments, to prolong its service life.