Excellent, porcelain allows the best erase
931260
Excellent, porcelain allows the best erase, magnetic base allowed us to use 4x6 magnetic photo holders. Made a great memory board for my aged relative. I needed to use double stick signage tape to hold bottom corners down. Needs instructions. Works great now!
2208621
This is such a great whiteboard eraser! It's comfortable and easy to grip, and the magnets really are strong as the description says! its different and stands out. I'm also a huge Dragonball Z fan and have nicknamed it Frieza due to its look haha! Must have for any whiteboard and the only eraser you need ready within reach.
4766135
Shiny surface is easily rinsed; cleans well in average dishwasher.
Medium-weight restaurant grade, durable. Very good price, long lasting.
China from China--they do it so well! Medium-weight porcelain is more durable than stoneware, and not nearly as heavy.
A box of 12, and all of them are in steady rotation through the dishwasher, stack in groups of 6 onto the shelf, back to serving food.
Perfect size for daily meals; just shallow enough for pasta or even soup or stew.
This size stacks and fits on shelf easily. Good idea to have a sturdy shelving system, though.
Also very good to have around for larger gatherings, so we might even buy another box!
1728169
I love these pencils because they enable me to draw on my ceramic tiles as if I am drawing in my notebook.  When fired to cone, they have pure colors.  You can even erase with a regular pencil eraser if need be.  There are many others out there, but amaco seems to be the best so far.
4873067
This little magnet/erasers are perfect for any white board setting. I just purchased a white board for a student ministry and bought these erasers, hoping the student would want to use them bc they are minion-like. It worked. They have been using them and erasing their drawings, instead of leaving it on the board to stain. The erasers are well built, eraser with a breeze, and the magnets are strong and stay in place. Recommend to anyone with a white board or seeking eraser/magnets.
538619
Over the course of my life, I've tried several different brands of erasable pens.  In short, my handwriting is, as my Mom puts it, "Artistic but illegible," and the potential for smudging makes writing in pencil problematic.  I also find that the higher contrast that ink offers against white paper improves my ability to spot errors (an area in which I am woefully weak) -- a critical faculty when working on math assignments.

Unfortunately, in the past, I've been sorely disappointed with erasable pens.  As a general rule, they've proven to come equipped with ink that's less than free-flowing (free-flowing ink makes my handwriting much easier to read and decreases frustration) and less than truly erasable.

Enter Pilot's Frixion pens.  While working on Guass-Jordan elimination of matrices in my math class this semester, I found that I was making significant numbers of copy errors and failing to spot them, which in turn made math homework assignments take forever (fifteen-question assignments were taking between six and twelve hours each to complete).  My better half suggested using red ink to denote negative numbers, and thus I was inspired to seek out erasable pens once again.

After a brief search, I found the Black/Blue/Red Frixion three-pack at a local brick-and-mortar retailer.  I usually find gel pens pretty suitable to my purposes and hoped that the gel-based ink would prove to be freer-flowing than typical erasable ball-point ink.  The purchase price seemed reasonable, so I rolled the dice.

Thus far, the Frixion pens have proven to be not quite perfect, but nonetheless pretty darned good.

The ink could be a little freer-flowing, but it's good enough for four stars (especially for math homework, which doesn't normally involve writing long sentences in a connected hand).  Skipping is minimal.

All three colors are bright and crisp, offering good contrast against white or ruled paper (I generally use large-ruled graph paper for math assignments; it helps me keep my numbers and variables neatly arrayed).

Moreover, the pens erase well -- though not with standard erasers.  Each pen comes equipped with a small, extra-hard eraser nub affixed to the barrel of the pen.

The temperature-sensitive ink doesn't rub off, but rather disappears as a function of the increase in temperature when friction is applied (a pretty nifty bit of engineering!).  Conveniently, the eraser itself doesn't wear down or "shed" anywhere near as much as a standard eraser.

Since I commute to school by bike, about 17 miles each way, and sometimes in sub-freezing weather, I was a little worried that erased areas might reappear during the ride during the winter months, making an enormous mess of my math notes and papers -- thus far, however, that has not been the case.  Since I am unlikely to be riding in temperatures above 140 degrees Fahrenheit, I also don't really need to worry about my notes disappearing.

On the down side, as I've mentioned, these pens write fairly smoothly, but they're not as smooth (for example) as Papermate's Inkjoy (non-erasable) ball-points or Pilot's PreciseV rollerball (also non-erasable, and my all-time favorite widely-available writing implement).  Still, the Frixion pens do write significantly better than most cheap ball-points and all other erasable pens I've tried.  In short, Frixion pens will not be my go-to choice for things like addressing birthday cards, where a really free hand is needed (I *can* write legibly and quite beautifully if I use free-flowing ink and write very slowly), but they're perfectly serviceable for taking notes and doing math homework.

Second, and more importantly, when one slips the cap onto the end of the pen while using it, the eraser is covered.  One must then remove the cap and either lay it aside or cap the pen to erase.  A secondary eraser on the cap would solve this problem.

On the balance, if you're debating whether or not to give these a try, I'd go for it.  I will certainly purchase more when mine run out, and I have already recommended them to several friends.
4109544
Nice little whiteboard and set. Eraser actually works!'
2854962
Definitely my favorite kind of eraser. I use these because the type of rubber used easily and cleanly removes any marks I make. No tearing or smearing. It also has a very long lifespan, so the 4-pack will last you for quite a while if you're like me and use them for schoolwork/writing.
3253535
I'm so happy I bought this eraser after digging myself out of a mountain of black dust from the Papermate Black Pearl erasers. The dust that comes off the eraser is non-offensive and light.

It may seem a bit expensive at first glance, but a dedicated student will tuck it away in his packsack for use another day.
500820
I've been using Staedtler erasers since the first grade.  I didn't have this fancy retractable version, just the basic rectangular one.  It's smooth and does a wonderful job erasing pencil marks.  It's perfect.
4231167
Outstanding art eraser.  Works better than any other erasure I've had or tried.
1785971
These erasers erase very clean. Now smearing of lead like the old red ones of old. A must have for those that still use pencils The holder is well designed .
3902047
Last fall, Hurricane Sandy forced the closing of one of our campuses. We were forced to relocate to a nearby office building which did not have blackboards. As a substitute, we were forced to improvise with the Lorell Dry-Erase Board. While not as large as a blackboard (obviously), this was more than adequate. There was no smudging and no "ghosts of writing past", when I erased earlier material. It erased cleanly and completely. It is fairly lightweight which is important when you have to shuffle them from room to room, as we have to do depending on class size. All in all, an excellent product for my writing classes.
4403575
These are the best erasers I've found in years.  They fit smoothly on the end of the pencil and stay there, and erase cleanly.  (I haven't tried them on those waxy pencils from overseas.)  I bought a box for my grandchildren, too.  I highly recommend them.
2204470
Pentel Hi-polymer erasers are probably the best ones that I have ever used. I used to use pink pearl, but these definitely erase better without leaving those unwanted smudges or marks. Great for school use, especially for scantron tests that may sometimes recognize marks left by the erasers and cost you dearly. In addition, there is little to no mess caused from the erasing. Each eraser has lasted me so long that I end up losing it before I use it all up. Overall a stellar product!
4012243
These are excellent pencils with great erasers.  I use them exclusively because they are durable, and have large capacity erasers.
4675826
I bought one of these from OfficeMax just to try it out, thought what the heck.

But it is great. The auto advance works great and I find that when I pick up my pencil to move the next word I don't leave little tails, and I LOVE the fact that not only do you not have to click-advance, YOU CANT.

It is refillable by unscrewing the eraser. Very cool to have a *actual* eraser on the end.

I would buy again and again.