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Is there a chemical that "undos" highlighters(yellowish thing)?
"Undo Highlighters Chemical" are a type of highlighter pen that contains a special chemical that allows the ink to be erased or removed from the page.
The chemical in "Undo Highlighters Chemical" reacts with the ink on the page, making it invisible. This allows you to easily remove the highlighted text by simply rubbing it with the eraser tip of the highlighter or a damp cloth.
Yes, "Undo Highlighters Chemical" are safe to use. The chemical used in these highlighters is non-toxic and does not pose any health risks.
Yes, "Undo Highlighters Chemical" can be used on most types of paper, including regular printer paper, notebook paper, and even glossy paper. However, it may not work as effectively on certain types of coated paper.
Unfortunately, "Undo Highlighters Chemical" cannot be refilled. Once the ink runs out, the highlighter will need to be replaced. However, they do have a longer lifespan compared to traditional highlighters due to their erasable feature.