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    How do I remove White-Out from clothing?
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    First, scratch off as much as you can with your fingernail. Then, dab at it with a paper towel soaked in nail polish remover before washing the clothing normally.
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    What happens if I get correction ink on my skin? Is it harmful?
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    Nothing bad happens, and it doesn't cause permanent damage. You can simply remove it using soap or alcohol.
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    How do I restore dried gel in colored pens?
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    Dip the tip in hot water for 1-3 minutes. If that doesn't work, take the ink cartridge out and blow on it.
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    How do I open up a bottle of White-out after the opening becomes stuck due to dried up material?
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    Use a pair of pliers. A wider pair should be shaped to allow a good firm grip, with the jaws wrapping around the lid/top portion of the bottle pen.
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    How can I restore what I had already erased with correction pen?
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    That is not possible. All you can do is rewrite over the erased sections.
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