I’ve had similar erasable highlighters, but they were from the Crayola Take Note line. Fair warning, if you use the eraser part anywhere, you can’t use the highlighter on that part of the paper at all anymore.
I had similar ones too. And I even had the crayons ones. But my favorite are the highlighters that say “erase with friction” because if I need to I can draw back on the erased area.
Can also be done with any regular red plastic film, teal marker and red pen. I used this once in an exam where my teacher allowed us to bring one page worth of self made notes. By using Red and Blue pens you can use Red and Blue plastic sheets to erase one or the other, meaning you can write twice as many notes on a single page.
That's because it is a regular red plastic film, teal marker, and red pen. Duh. That's like seeing an ad for soap and saying "that can also be done with regular soap"
@@itsgonnabeanaurfromme Well if someone made a ad about a soap and talks about how it is this awesome invention that removes stains and then makes a whole section about showing and explaining how it works acting like this soap is a new thing and super special I would tell idiots buying this soap for a super high price that they are idiots for buying something regular soap can do just as well.
@@irmiwolfExcept these aren't sold for a super high price lol I got a set (minus the "eraser") for under 2 dollars, which is a fair enough price for 2 highlighters and 2 plastic films.
my textbook for english classes (as foreign language) had something like that! key words would be printed in pink and we would use that film to cover them up and try to recall them :D
Im 47 and in the late 80's or early 90's I had a set of felt tip pens that if you mixed them one on top of the other it would make new colours, and it also had one of those white pens that erased the ink off the coloured ones
I'm in my 40s and remember those too! I also used to have a fountain pen and one of those eraser pens you could correct with. It was double-ended, and also had a blue marker pen on the opposite end to write back down over the bit that was erased, as if you tried to write over the same patch again in fountain pen ink it just instantly disappeared.
Every 20-30years or so they bring older stuff back. It's the reason us older people are grumpy,bore easily and know everything. I only just clocked this when I spat the words "you kids are ridiculous" the other day when I found out teenagers think that if you make a million now at 17 doing youtube they'll be set for life.....
I swear those can change your life. There's this thing called the “Generation Effect” which states that if you occlude even a small part of a word and fill the gaps with your brain it helps remember it better. So you can use the blue pen to occlude random letters over the whole text and just that will make it significantly easier to remember the next time!
lol, when I went to school ink erasers (or "ink killers" as we would call them) was very common, because using a fountain pen was standard up till grade 10.
That’s so cool! I actually have a similar study technique. If you make a copy of your notes, you can use white out over specific words to make your own fill-in-the-blank sheets.
This is what I love from Japanese utensils, Japanese stationaries, etc. It helps your work, for real. But make sure, kinda 80% really helping your works. For the rest, I just bought them because those stationaries are definitely cute!!!
The pen and study technique is common in Japan. In fact, some textbooks are designed for this type of studying. E.g. comprehension questions have their ans next to it in a different color so it disappears when you hover the colored film on top. It's a niffty way to crosscheck. I've seen some that take it up a notch by using different colors/filters.
Took me long to get this the differenve between the two. Basically both work the same. One is highlighter for printed text and other one is if you write the solution yourself.
These tools are quite popular among students in Japan! (Looking at the comments, some countries have similar ones too, which is very interesting..) Just reminded me of my good old highschool days when I used a lot of red sheets and green pens to memorize the stuff to be prepared for exams. I still see young students using them on a train or bus for studying . 😊
The white pen we used to have when I was a kid (I'm 37 yrs old asian american). It was used as a highlighter eraser and i thought it was cool back then too. Haven't seen the highlighter eraser in a while here.
There’s two versions of these- the green pen and the blue pen. I use pink or orange for the things I want to “erase” with the red sheet though. Sometimes you can still see it if it’s red ink.
You can do that with any other marks and colored plastic. If the plastic is the same color as the marker, you can't see the writing. If they're on the opposite sides of the color wheel, you see grey where the marker is. The "eraser" is pretty easy to find and really common. An erasable pen though (with an actual eraser at the bottom) is just a bit less common and it damages the paper less but it uses special ink (not sure what is special). Both damage the paper though
I only have the red card, two actually. It came with my N2 and N1 Kanji book that I bought in Japan. It was mind-blowing when I tried it the first time. I remember thinking to myself that studying would have been easier if I had these tools when I was still at school. I didn't like tests as much due to the trauma, but I loved studying and challenging myself with self-made quizzes.
Ink erasers are something pretty much every UK primary school student has in their pencil case, because we generally are taught to use fountain pens or these little Berol handwriting pens that use erasable ink.
Scotland must have missed out on that (the fountain pens and the ink erasers). I remember berol pens though, we used to have the coloured felt tips for colouring in back in primary, and the handwriting pens in secondary lol.
It's probably vinegar, since once you erase the area you cannot recolor that section. Alcohol will typically evaporate allowing you to recolor later. (Unless I've got it backwards?)
The blue ink doesn't get destroyed but becomes transparent. I just google how it works and encourage you to do so as well. It's pretty interesting. Basically, the white pen removes the ability of electrons in the blue ink to move , so they stop reflecting blue light
I used those red papers in 6th grade in a lower leveled reading class I was in. We used them to block sentences below the sentence line we were reading. It was easier to focus on the words and not get the lines mixed up. Looking back it was really helping for my learning disability
These erasers are pretty common in Poland. They work with blue fountain pen ink, and we often used them in school. The other end had a pen that you could write with on the erased part.
I think flash cards would be more efficient but this could be useful in certain situations. Would’ve been a great addition to my collection of school supplies that I rarely use but felt the need to buy 😅 I got a fire collection brah
I discovered this channel a fee minutes ago and I was delighted. They show lots of very cute and interesting stuff, so cool! Then I realised that I was on a one way trip to bankruptcy by stationery.
Perfect, after highlighting the important points and adding a few of my own on the book. Whoosh, I can use the card to make them disappear. And also, as I'm easily distracted, I can use the tools for playing. Very useful indeed 👍. 😅
I'm from Poland, and we had this old school English course where they send you like 30 booklets, and the booklets had some text in different colour, and this type of red plastic was there too, it was for the same reason to hide some text when reading so you could learn without peeking.. so so cool
In Romania we had "erasers" like those for ink, called "pic", and it was (and still is) very common among younger students to have a bunch of those to use with fountain pens. We also had a lot of erasable gel pens. You had to be careful though, sometimes the teacher would get mad at you if you used them as it would look messy
I remember something similar from back in elementary. The erasable highlighter, I mean. But it was a pen we used to write with a double side charged with eraser
Erasable highlighters were the shit when I was like 9ish, to the point some boomer teachers later banned them. (“When you make a mistake! Cross the word out! No erasing!”) We were all required to use blue ink pens with that fancy tip 🖋️ and the little ink capsules you had to switch whenever they ran out. Only downside to the erasers is that any ink written on the erased area will disappear, too, and you have to use a different pen to write over that area which usually wasn’t the exact same color and thickness (which is probably why some teachers banned it)
I used to have a learn Spanish book with a transparent red sheet to put over the page/lift away from the page whenever you wanted to see the answers this just reminded me of it 😂
I was recently studying as an exchange student in Japan: every single soul used this there. Not so much the teal pencil, but the red market and red sheet were EVERYWHERE! Everyone who had a school uniform on was reading their notes written with red ink. The morning trains from Tachikawa to Shinjuku were full of kids using these
we just had the red plastic thing in our french books to study the words. No special pens, just a few places where the translation of the words would be writen in red in the books it self
It's actually really useful in Japanese middle schools because it's more easier for practicing and studying so a lot of students use it I recommend people doing this also if you are really really focus on your studies
Nice! I used to learn English with a book that had red words printed in them. We had the same red plastic sheet. Sometimes we pretended to be in the Kylie Minogue - Can’t get you outta my head video. 😂 We bend them, they were pretty big and used them to create shades.
lmao ive used these when i was still learning how to speak Finnish through a polish course service called ESKK. Pronunciation guides were usually in red
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I’ve had similar erasable highlighters, but they were from the Crayola Take Note line.
Fair warning, if you use the eraser part anywhere, you can’t use the highlighter on that part of the paper at all anymore.
I had similar ones too. And I even had the crayons ones. But my favorite are the highlighters that say “erase with friction” because if I need to I can draw back on the erased area.
People in Germany call this "tintenkilla"
It does the same
Actually after a few days u can write on it again as the chemicals fade away and I think it's called pelicon
You can use non erasable highlighters there
It works for me
@@FoxHasFlowerGermany did NOT just call erasable markers Tint Killers I'm dying 😂😂
Bro if I had instead of studying I’d be playing around with it 😂😂😂😂
I would too 😂
Same
same
As he said ✨FUN✨
same
Can also be done with any regular red plastic film, teal marker and red pen.
I used this once in an exam where my teacher allowed us to bring one page worth of self made notes. By using Red and Blue pens you can use Red and Blue plastic sheets to erase one or the other, meaning you can write twice as many notes on a single page.
That's because it is a regular red plastic film, teal marker, and red pen. Duh.
That's like seeing an ad for soap and saying "that can also be done with regular soap"
@@itsgonnabeanaurfrommeThat's the point... they are promoting it like a special product when it's just something ordinary...
@@itsgonnabeanaurfromme Well if someone made a ad about a soap and talks about how it is this awesome invention that removes stains and then makes a whole section about showing and explaining how it works acting like this soap is a new thing and super special I would tell idiots buying this soap for a super high price that they are idiots for buying something regular soap can do just as well.
@@irmiwolfExcept these aren't sold for a super high price lol I got a set (minus the "eraser") for under 2 dollars, which is a fair enough price for 2 highlighters and 2 plastic films.
Entrepreneuring be like :
We had pens like this as a kid. Not for studying, just for fun. Hadn’t thought about them in decades! Memory unlocked.
my textbook for english classes (as foreign language) had something like that! key words would be printed in pink and we would use that film to cover them up and try to recall them :D
We had that too for our English lessons
Same here. It was great for learning
Im 47 and in the late 80's or early 90's I had a set of felt tip pens that if you mixed them one on top of the other it would make new colours, and it also had one of those white pens that erased the ink off the coloured ones
I'm in my 40s and remember those too! I also used to have a fountain pen and one of those eraser pens you could correct with. It was double-ended, and also had a blue marker pen on the opposite end to write back down over the bit that was erased, as if you tried to write over the same patch again in fountain pen ink it just instantly disappeared.
I'm born 2000 and these were so popular when I was in primary school 😊
Every 20-30years or so they bring older stuff back. It's the reason us older people are grumpy,bore easily and know everything. I only just clocked this when I spat the words "you kids are ridiculous" the other day when I found out teenagers think that if you make a million now at 17 doing youtube they'll be set for life.....
The white one is probably has vinegar.
Or bleach. The ones here in argentina have bleach
Idk but I have one and i came to realize that if you put it in your skin it smells AWFUL
Nope
@@mewowowthat's not vinegar. It's triphenylmethane, hence the smell.
yes, it has acetic taste
I swear those can change your life. There's this thing called the “Generation Effect” which states that if you occlude even a small part of a word and fill the gaps with your brain it helps remember it better. So you can use the blue pen to occlude random letters over the whole text and just that will make it significantly easier to remember the next time!
its nice that the weakness of the product is also mentioned. solid marketing
lol, when I went to school ink erasers (or "ink killers" as we would call them) was very common, because using a fountain pen was standard up till grade 10.
Yeah in germany you use them with the ink pen too, especially in elementary school
Any recommendations for quality and cheap fountain pens?
@@hx5525Lamy safari
@@hx5525lamy is what most people use if they use a standart but good brand fountain pen
That’s so cool! I actually have a similar study technique. If you make a copy of your notes, you can use white out over specific words to make your own fill-in-the-blank sheets.
That's literally what the products are trying to avoid doing.
@@itsgonnabeanaurfrommethey said a "technique", probably as a suggestion, not a product, read.
You can get the white pens in Germany too remove ink
(Tintenkiller or something like that)
Yeah, they're super common here. Rare if a student doesn't have one.
Don't ask me why I know this but they also taste interesting
@@dashandtuch7183and they smell horrible on the skin
@@dashandtuch7183 I know exactly how lol
These came with many of my books in high school.
They had red text for items that would likely be on tests, so you could easily test yourself.
Yeah when I lived in Japan I saw a lot of kids on trains using this tool. It’s neat!
Backbencher : exchange top secret information 😂
This is what I love from Japanese utensils, Japanese stationaries, etc. It helps your work, for real.
But make sure, kinda 80% really helping your works. For the rest, I just bought them because those stationaries are definitely cute!!!
When you want to make your own cod black ops cinematic
bro. In germany we have those eraser pens for our ink pens since elementary school.
Tintekiller
@@line1631 thanks for the reminder, I couldn't remember the name of it since last time I used it was more than a decade ago.
Exactly what I need to survive math class 💀💀💀
The pen and study technique is common in Japan. In fact, some textbooks are designed for this type of studying. E.g. comprehension questions have their ans next to it in a different color so it disappears when you hover the colored film on top. It's a niffty way to crosscheck. I've seen some that take it up a notch by using different colors/filters.
Took me long to get this the differenve between the two. Basically both work the same. One is highlighter for printed text and other one is if you write the solution yourself.
We had toys like this back in the 80's
This is just gonna turn my notebooks into sketchbooks 💀😅
These tools are quite popular among students in Japan! (Looking at the comments, some countries have similar ones too, which is very interesting..) Just reminded me of my good old highschool days when I used a lot of red sheets and green pens to memorize the stuff to be prepared for exams. I still see young students using them on a train or bus for studying . 😊
The white pen we used to have when I was a kid (I'm 37 yrs old asian american). It was used as a highlighter eraser and i thought it was cool back then too. Haven't seen the highlighter eraser in a while here.
There’s two versions of these- the green pen and the blue pen. I use pink or orange for the things I want to “erase” with the red sheet though. Sometimes you can still see it if it’s red ink.
that actually looks so fun and the fact it acts as a flashcard is amazing! WHERE CAN I BUY IT❤
That sounds amazing, really does make studying something to be excited about.
You can do that with any other marks and colored plastic. If the plastic is the same color as the marker, you can't see the writing. If they're on the opposite sides of the color wheel, you see grey where the marker is. The "eraser" is pretty easy to find and really common. An erasable pen though (with an actual eraser at the bottom) is just a bit less common and it damages the paper less but it uses special ink (not sure what is special). Both damage the paper though
I only have the red card, two actually. It came with my N2 and N1 Kanji book that I bought in Japan. It was mind-blowing when I tried it the first time. I remember thinking to myself that studying would have been easier if I had these tools when I was still at school. I didn't like tests as much due to the trauma, but I loved studying and challenging myself with self-made quizzes.
WHERE CAN I GET THIS?!?!?!
in argentina we call the white marker "borra tinta" literally translated to " ink eraser"
Ink erasers are something pretty much every UK primary school student has in their pencil case, because we generally are taught to use fountain pens or these little Berol handwriting pens that use erasable ink.
Scotland must have missed out on that (the fountain pens and the ink erasers). I remember berol pens though, we used to have the coloured felt tips for colouring in back in primary, and the handwriting pens in secondary lol.
Where can I buy it?
Yea same
I crochet and I’m so happy you wrote single crochet
Our text books have this red plastic with it and are typed like that... it made vocab so easy to memorize!
The white pen is bleach, which dissolves color
No if it was it'll remove the black text as well, it could be either vinegar or alcohol.
It's probably vinegar, since once you erase the area you cannot recolor that section.
Alcohol will typically evaporate allowing you to recolor later. (Unless I've got it backwards?)
It would damage the page and destroy the text
the white pen is semen, which dissolves your mother.
The blue ink doesn't get destroyed but becomes transparent.
I just google how it works and encourage you to do so as well. It's pretty interesting. Basically, the white pen removes the ability of electrons in the blue ink to move , so they stop reflecting blue light
I used those red papers in 6th grade in a lower leveled reading class I was in. We used them to block sentences below the sentence line we were reading. It was easier to focus on the words and not get the lines mixed up. Looking back it was really helping for my learning disability
Nostalgia 😂 I had these when I was a kid- like 25 yrs ago.
These erasers are pretty common in Poland. They work with blue fountain pen ink, and we often used them in school. The other end had a pen that you could write with on the erased part.
I want this. I’m not even in school.
We had these back in the 80's
I think flash cards would be more efficient but this could be useful in certain situations.
Would’ve been a great addition to my collection of school supplies that I rarely use but felt the need to buy 😅 I got a fire collection brah
I remeber markers like this from when i was a kid like 30 years ago lol
I remember that.
I had seen my Japanese classmates use it about 30 years ago!! Glad it's started to be known around the World.
I discovered this channel a fee minutes ago and I was delighted. They show lots of very cute and interesting stuff, so cool!
Then I realised that I was on a one way trip to bankruptcy by stationery.
I had these in 90's when I was a teenager!!
Perfect, after highlighting the important points and adding a few of my own on the book. Whoosh, I can use the card to make them disappear. And also, as I'm easily distracted, I can use the tools for playing.
Very useful indeed 👍.
😅
You guys getting to June Carter Cash as “her husband is also a singer…” 😂😂😂😂
If that white pen works on normal highlighters i genuinely need that for work
I'm from Poland, and we had this old school English course where they send you like 30 booklets, and the booklets had some text in different colour, and this type of red plastic was there too, it was for the same reason to hide some text when reading so you could learn without peeking.. so so cool
In Romania we had "erasers" like those for ink, called "pic", and it was (and still is) very common among younger students to have a bunch of those to use with fountain pens. We also had a lot of erasable gel pens. You had to be careful though, sometimes the teacher would get mad at you if you used them as it would look messy
Reminds me of the Magic Pens from the 90s.
In the 90s, Crayola had that white pen for their color changing markers.
I remember something similar from back in elementary. The erasable highlighter, I mean. But it was a pen we used to write with a double side charged with eraser
We have those removers, they're used for regular ink pens to correct them
Erasable highlighters were the shit when I was like 9ish, to the point some boomer teachers later banned them. (“When you make a mistake! Cross the word out! No erasing!”) We were all required to use blue ink pens with that fancy tip 🖋️ and the little ink capsules you had to switch whenever they ran out. Only downside to the erasers is that any ink written on the erased area will disappear, too, and you have to use a different pen to write over that area which usually wasn’t the exact same color and thickness (which is probably why some teachers banned it)
You absolutely, 100%, did not need to highlight the sound a marker makes on paper.
That stuff literally feels I was chewing on glass.
They have one of these films in a kanji learning set I saw-cool!
Okay this is really cool. I'm gonna be on the lookout for one now. 😅❤
The single crochet in the end
I bought 2 to hopefully get me through college, I love all my stuff being in one easy place, and no flash card buildup
I used to have a learn Spanish book with a transparent red sheet to put over the page/lift away from the page whenever you wanted to see the answers this just reminded me of it 😂
I want a few!! It would really help with my Japanese notes!
I was recently studying as an exchange student in Japan: every single soul used this there. Not so much the teal pencil, but the red market and red sheet were EVERYWHERE!
Everyone who had a school uniform on was reading their notes written with red ink. The morning trains from Tachikawa to Shinjuku were full of kids using these
I've had the same ones with my japanese vocabulary books!! 😂
Turns out they're quite useful for studying.
the crochet book at the end >>>
I have to get these to gift to my nephews and nieces, and probably kids that I know.
I feel this could be a form cheat code!!! But I love it....would like to have one myself!!
we just had the red plastic thing in our french books to study the words. No special pens, just a few places where the translation of the words would be writen in red in the books it self
I had a textbook that came with a red piece of plastic, and the therms you had to learn went "invisible" if you keep it on it to study them.
Omg i love these I remember using them in my school (1st-4th grade) it was amazing just so cool... I miss the good times:')
It's actually really useful in Japanese middle schools because it's more easier for practicing and studying so a lot of students use it
I recommend people doing this also if you are really really focus on your studies
Reminds me of kinder surprise eggs, pretty sure they used to had this kind of funny stuff in them :D
You can make a simple code using it, and the red layer to crack it.
Nice! I used to learn English with a book that had red words printed in them. We had the same red plastic sheet. Sometimes we pretended to be in the Kylie Minogue - Can’t get you outta my head video. 😂 We bend them, they were pretty big and used them to create shades.
The short before this said “this is a weapon”
We used to have these at highschool and they came with a book that was already filled with pink words and stuff it was fun!
These used to be part of every school book in belgium
i have highlighters with that same erasing tip on one end and color on the other, its so fun to use idk why!
it reminds me of the color changing markers back in the 80s there was a clear marker that made the markers change color on the paper, same idea.
damn this ost is kind of fire
I used to get this red thing with my textbooks in high school
I remember having a card game like this
Interesting. I like it a lot
this dude out here discovering markers we had in the fuckin 90's
I remember these from the 90s 😂 the spelling tests using these was just unfair 😂
I see a lot of students in Tokyo using the red filter. Very simple and clever
lmao ive used these when i was still learning how to speak Finnish through a polish course service called ESKK.
Pronunciation guides were usually in red
In east Asian countries ink pens are used by the students in 9th and we also use ink eraser similar to it
I had this in the early aughts! There's nothing like Japanese studying tools.
I had an English book with this build in
You absolutely sold me on this, but they’re sold out 😢 waiting on that restock
I bought this from daiso many years ago when I was in school. Ended up giving it to my nephew, never used it once lol
I was bored in math class a few days ago and discovered that pink and cyan Frixion pens and a red binder divider do the same thing
okay i was like “how is a highlighter gonna be cool☠️” but that’s actually cool
my high school english workbook actually had this built in, with vocab printed in red ink, and the red plastic was included xD
Perfect stuff... I so love stationary
Germans with the Tintenkiller: