I actually love these tape correction (white out). It comes in handy when needing to scratch out things and you don't want it to look unprofessional. This version always your paper or document to look professional. I like the tape better because the product allows for better smoothness and the lines are straight vs the old version of whiteout where it can easily look sloppy and messy and takes a minute to dry. The tape is already dry and ready to use.

I'm constantly writing faster than my brain can keep up, therefore I make mistakes all the time. I hate scratch out marks. This helps me feel better about mistakes and keeps my pages cleaner looking. Oh and it glides on smoothly and is dry immediately verses gloppy and a long drying time.

Love this stuff! Takes a few minutes to get the hang of it but then I soon realized how much better it is. Much smoother line. Better coverage than liquid. No blowing on the paper and waiting for it to dry. You can write on it immediately and there's no bleed through. I'm an accountant and prefer to use pen. I'll never go back to liquid unless I'm out of this..

Easy to use, covers errors well, and easy to write on. Thanks for adding the tip about increasing the tension on the ribbon when it gets stretched out.

This product is an essential product for me, because I'm hardly ever satisfied with what I write. This Wite Out makes corrections easy. I love how it rolls so easily around the wheel, though sometimes it does come off its track. Usually it's not hard to put it back on tract., and it's much better than those less expensive brands.

The very 1st one i used, on about the 3rd push %26 pull, it stripped out %26 there's no way to rewind it. It had to be thrown away. If it had been a single, i'd asked for a refund, but i got a 6 pack, so i moved onto the next one, but one must be gentle, very gentle with these, because they are too fragile. They dont always continue either. I've had instances where it just stops %26 i have to get it to going again %26 that makes for a look of 2 tiers of ppr tape, which isnt a biggy if its something that will be used to make copues of, but if filling out paperwork, etc., not a good look. I have reverted back to my liquid a few times, so its possible when i'm finished W/these i'll not buy anymore %26 only use liquid. Oh %26 to write over the tape, that doesnt work very well. I've used tape before %26 i didnt have this touble. I'd have expected more from a BIC product.

The worst erase type I have ever used. In this case cheap price definitely means cheap product. The tape would get twisted every time I used it and I would have to stop and fix it. Thought it might be just the 1 item, but nope they all did it. Threw every one of these in the garbage and bought a different good quality brand, and guess what I didn't have any problems.

I have tried many different types/brands of Correction Tape. I wait a couple of years and try the same old ones again, and I'm so excited when new ones come out. They work the first few times them they stop working. I was beginning to think it was just me, but I've had people try them before me, after me, while I'm trying to use them, and they still screw up and don't work. I realize you probably are assuming that it to be something to do with me--makes sense. If I pick it up, and it doesn't work and no one can fix it, can it all be me? Is there a brand out there that continually works? I've been trying for years, yes, I used the old liquid correction stuff. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

so I bought a four pack of the big whiteout correction tape and was only able to use two as the other two quit working or didn't even start working I had trouble with the two that I did get to use the whole way through I wouldn't waste your time or many just get the Liquid white out and be done with it which is what I will do for now on

So far 2 of the 4 units have malfunctioned. Firmly press down on writing surface to initiate coverage and nothing. The strip of film is not moving, will not move. Mistakenly opened up one and cannot wind/rewind the tape on first wheel to to fix issue. So, a 4-pack, you might get 1 or 2 to work. Quality has declined over time