My four-year-old twins are starting school this fall and I wanted to have some basic school supplies at home for when they learn to write letters and numbers. I remember using Pink Pearl erasers in school so I found a 3-pack of these as an add-on item and thought this would be a good start for us.

I purchased the 3-pack of "large" erasers, though I'm not so sure they are large since they are the same size as I remember from the 80s and 90s. They are 100% latex free as well as smudge resistant. They measure 2 1/4 inches by just under an inch by 3/8 inches. They are the same pink I remember and are made in Malaysia.

I ordered these several months ago and I'm pleased with this product. They erase cleanly and don't leave a lot of marks behind, at least in my experience with these. I can still see some of the pencil but it's minimal and not enough to say these erasers aren't doing their job. I've taken lots of standardized tests in my lifetime and filled in lots of little bubbles with pencils. I feel these erasers would be good to use during those tests when you may need to erase an answer. These erasers are soft, don't crumble like some erasers I've had, and are comfortable to hold. They are also a good size for my kids to use for when we practice writing their letters and numbers.

Overall, I'm pleased with this purchase and would buy these again when we need more. I'm not sure why these erasers are classified as "large" since they are the same size as most erasers of this style. We got a great deal on them and I would recommend them to students or anyone who needs good erasers!

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I hit Amazon for putting together pencil boxes for my kids' backpacks. They were going to have to do homework "on the go" and I wanted them to be fully stocked so there couldn't be any excuses as to why there was still homework at bedtime. One of the essential items was Pink Pearl erasers because they use them in school.

We had great success with these erasers until the kids misplaced them, borrowed them from a siblings pencil box, wouldn't give them back...soon there weren't enough erasers to go around. Names were written on them so they wouldn't get stolen again.

When I was a kid, back in the stone ages, I had to wear the erasers off of my pencils before my mother would even consider buying me a special eraser. And even then we had those terrible tiny erasers that slipped on the top of your pencil and never really worked that well.

But pencils these days seem to have really crummy erasers. Either they smudge the pencil all over the paper, tear a hole in the homework, or just plain don't work. A spare eraser is essential.

Pink Pearl erasers do a good job of getting the pencil of the paper without ripping (unless there is a lot of erasing happening).

I now have a drawer full of Pink Pear erasers at the ready. My kids didn't like my preferred solution--stop making mistakes.

Erases pencil marks pretty well. As a student I love it

I used these as a child and didn't know they were still available. They make clean erasure and never seem to dry out. The size makes them handy for removing marks on painted walls, etc., too!