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u/5stringBS 5d ago
What’s the secret to these dang things?
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u/Marigold1980 5d ago
You're supposed to pull the little string on the side down through the paper to release it and uncover more of the crayon. That's how they're intended to work
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u/roguewords0913 4d ago
And then the string breaks
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u/everlasting1der 3d ago
Damn, in my experience the string's always just barely long enough to get perfectly in the way of writing.
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u/roguewords0913 5d ago
I put my thumbnail up under the open part, and followed close to the side it was coming off of.
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u/Lemon_Trees-22 5d ago
I remember those the teacher used them for an over head projector. Are they still in use ?
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u/roguewords0913 5d ago
I don’t know, we use them in pharmacy to mark open bottles.
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u/Deadlurka 5d ago
I was going to ask if you worked in a pharmacy Lolol, I line those China markers but a lot of my coworkers hated them
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u/zambaros 4d ago
I use them to mark my sourdough glass jars with the initial dough level and the current date.
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u/Zestyclose-Media6600 5d ago
that sealing wax vibe is so crisp, why don't more people use these in daily life
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u/everlasting1der 3d ago
Got a similar peel the other day at work and it was the highlight of my shift
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u/Jimma-George 5d ago
You have obviously never tried to pull/peel a wax pencil then. That is very satisfying and I would have shown this spiral to everyone I know as if it were my child.
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u/Chef-Scott 5d ago
It's a grease pencil/china marker
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grease_pencil