Tipp-Ex Rapid Fluid

Nowadays, in the ever increasing electronic times, products like correction fluid are on the decrease and are not as in demand as they were. However, in my line of work I do have to use the original pen and paper writing methods so a bottle of Tipp-ex fluid is always by my side (and very often in use!). The company tipp-ex was first launched in 1959, with the first type of correction products they launched being correction paper, for use with old-style typewriters. With the invention of computers, this has pretty much become extinct nowadays, so now tipp-ex correction flud and correction pens are their main source of income at present. Tipp-ex ...  Read the complete review

With the dawn and progression of the digital and electronic era, the pressures on the very existence of some things have increased. With e-books becoming a trendier and more hassle free way of reading, libraries are seeing drops in the number of users...in some cases. But what about office stationery such as Tipp-ex? Surely, with the need for writing on paper reducing more and more every moment, Tipp-ex is also a threatened product. Right? Well, there is a lot to be said about this, and I suppose in a way I'm not aiming to discuss the future of a product such as Tipp-ex. When the Germans bought the formula for its creation in the 1960s, they gave it its name ...  Read the complete review

--- Let's start with a question --- Tipp-Ex used to be "the" thing to have in your pencil case, but is this still the case? As we are now fully immersed into the digital computer age has the need for hand written items become obsolete? More and more we hear of classrooms being filled with laptops and interactive digital whiteboards. In the workplace, preparation of digital PowerPoint presentations and electronic invoices sent via email are the norm. So are we going to lose the skill of the hand written message or letter? --- How bleak is the future or Tipp-Ex? --- Along with this digital computer age comes bad news ...  Read the complete review

I know alot of us use computers to type and write these days but what about them nuisance times that you do have to do it the original way and use a pen and paper to write a letter? It's not as easy to erase a silly mistake when you are using a biro, it's not as simple as pushing your finger on a button. Luckily though Tipp-Ex is a wonderful invention that does aid in hiding those odd silly mistakes that are so often made. You are in full flow writing an important letter for somebody high up in work, a family member is babbling some rubbish in the background to you, "Have you heard the latest bout 'our Sandra?' and the next word you happen to write is ...  Read the complete review

According to Wiki, Tipp-ex fluid was first created by Mick Clay, an inventor from Barnsley. He later sold his invention to a German company. The Tipp-Ex company was founded in 1959, in Frankfurt, Germany, by Otto Carls. Tipp-Ex is a form of correction fluid or liquid paper as I prefer to call it and has most commonly been used for covering over mistakes in written or printed pieces of work. It was most useful during the type-writing age before the time of desk top computers, electronic printers and spell checkers. However, I still find it useful for various tasks. Nowadays I often use it to dab out old addresses or postage marks when I reuse packaging and ...  Read the complete review