The Pelikan ink eradicators are named "Super Pirat" and "Super Sheriff". The blue fineliner side of them is available in different tip sizes. As far as I know only the "royal blue" ink is erasable with the white tip of the eradicators. I grew up with Pelikan pens. The most reliable ones in my collection. Greetings from Germany! 🙋🏼♀️
Thank you so much for educating me on ink eradicators. I will try to find the ones you have named. I did insert the pink cartidge and tried to erase the pink ink using a wet towel. It worked, but did pill my Tomoe River paper a bit. Thank for watching and commenting. Blessings❣️
Hi Marcy! When I was in school in Argentina, in 4th grade, I was introduced to fountain pens. For grade school they required the erasable ink, that was only erasable with the eradicator. So we used that in school to correct anything we wrote. The eradicators at the time had a white side and a blue side. The white side was what you erased with (some sort of transparent liquid). Then you can write over it with the blue side (you couldn’t write over the spot you erased with your fountain pen because it would erase). Anyways, I hope this helps! You reminded me of my childhood days … 🥰 Thank you for your video! ❤️🙏
Thank you so much for the info! I hope others benefit from your explanation as well. After posting the video, I sprayed a paper towel with water and was able to wipe the pink pelican ink from the paper. The paper was no longer smooth, but the ink did wipe away. I haven’t experienced the blue ink yet. I do have a bottle of Pelican ink in turquoise that will experiment with as well. Glad you enjoyed your childhood memory 🥰
Hey girl! Did you see my swatch video? I linked yours. I had greater expectations for the Pelikan Twist. I’ll use it at work as a durable pen, but I still love my other fountain pens.
@@MarcellHobbs Yes! I thought I had commented, but I must have gotten distracted. Thanks for mentioning my channel. I really enjoyed your video. I enjoy all of your videos. 😊. Now I want more inks.
The Pelikan ink eradicators are named "Super Pirat" and "Super Sheriff". The blue fineliner side of them is available in different tip sizes. As far as I know only the "royal blue" ink is erasable with the white tip of the eradicators. I grew up with Pelikan pens. The most reliable ones in my collection. Greetings from Germany! 🙋🏼♀️
Thank you so much for educating me on ink eradicators. I will try to find the ones you have named. I did insert the pink cartidge and tried to erase the pink ink using a wet towel. It worked, but did pill my Tomoe River paper a bit. Thank for watching and commenting. Blessings❣️
Hi Marcy! When I was in school in Argentina, in 4th grade, I was introduced to fountain pens. For grade school they required the erasable ink, that was only erasable with the eradicator. So we used that in school to correct anything we wrote. The eradicators at the time had a white side and a blue side. The white side was what you erased with (some sort of transparent liquid). Then you can write over it with the blue side (you couldn’t write over the spot you erased with your fountain pen because it would erase).
Anyways, I hope this helps! You reminded me of my childhood days … 🥰
Thank you for your video! ❤️🙏
Thank you so much for the info! I hope others benefit from your explanation as well. After posting the video, I sprayed a paper towel with water and was able to wipe the pink pelican ink from the paper. The paper was no longer smooth, but the ink did wipe away. I haven’t experienced the blue ink yet. I do have a bottle of Pelican ink in turquoise that will experiment with as well. Glad you enjoyed your childhood memory 🥰
Oooh! I almost got one of those.
Hey girl! Did you see my swatch video? I linked yours. I had greater expectations for the Pelikan Twist. I’ll use it at work as a durable pen, but I still love my other fountain pens.
@@MarcellHobbs Yes! I thought I had commented, but I must have gotten distracted. Thanks for mentioning my channel. I really enjoyed your video. I enjoy all of your videos. 😊. Now I want more inks.