Correction Pen manufacturers said that correction fluid, also known as "rewriting fluid", is a common stationery, white opaque pigment, applied to paper to cover typos, and can be rewritten on it after drying.

　　Correction Pen manufacturers believe that correction fluid is not as easy to tear paper as rubber strips, and it is not as helpless as erasers used in pens and ballpoint pens. Convenient, fast, clean, and strong coverage, it is regarded as a good helper for error correction by students. When using, shake it a few times before use. Keep your head down, but not too hard.

　　Correction Pen manufacturers believe that many middle school students don’t put erasers in their pencil cases, and because the marks cannot be erased with erasers after writing with ballpoint pens and pens, many students think that erasing with pens is too unsightly. Although they know that correction fluid is harmful, they still like to use it to cover up marks.

　　In this regard, many teachers said that they would rather students use a pen to blot out the mistakes or enclose them in brackets, and it is not recommended to use correction fluid. Because the correction fluid is easy to use, has strong hiding power, and evaporates quickly, it is favored by students. Correction Pen manufacturers remind everyone that when choosing a correction fluid, you must see the manufacturer and date clearly, and there are precautions on the back. It is best to choose well-known brands and regular manufacturers. Do not make the solution too viscous.

　　Correction Pen manufacturers usually use correction fluid when correcting typos. If you are not careful, the correction fluid will get on your hands and it will be difficult to wash off. In fact, there is a common thing that can solve this problem - essential oil.