Dry Cleaning Pad, 6.75" x 4" (DCP-1), White

Purchased to clean and old sentimental piece of wallpaper. Worked pretty good to remove grime

This tool is GREAT for removing heavy pencil lines before painting in watercolor. My workshop instructor suggested this; don't know why I didn't think of this before. I'd been using a flattened kneaded eraser previously, but this Westcott Dry Cleaning Pad is bigger and works much more quickly and efficiently.

I've been using this product to restore vintage clock dials. It is not a miracle technique, but is the only safe method I've found. Often, it just cleans them maybe 25% but that's enough to make it presentable. Every other method will ruin the dials.

I bought this to work on comics bc it said keeps your work area clean. No it doesn't! Imagine keeping every bit of eraser mess that you've ever used and dumping it on your work area...that's what it does. Am I using it wrong? How else could it be used? Is it defective? I can't tell. It just leaves a HUGE mess.

I'm not familiar with this product, but read online that it can help clean up minor graphite around drawings among other uses. I tried using it several times on vellum -didn't notice much of a difference, but will continue to inform myself on how to use this product. Other than that great size -easy to use.

Nice product, good price, fast delivery. thanks

Was used in drafting to prevent the smearing of graphite on paper. I use it in the same manner for my journalling. I have some journals with blank pages so I pencil in the lines. The pad prevents the smearing from occurring.

This is a handy tool to lighten pencil sketches without totally erasing before you paint.