My daughter always has a dub laundry marker on hand and she will ask me to sharpen it on occasion. So of course I always try to sharpen it on occasion. But on the rare occasion I will actually sharpen it, the result is what gives me pause. The result is a paper cut.
Not a paper cut, but a dye transfer that is. While sharpening a paper cutter to the point of ruining a sharpie is rare, the fact that you are using a dub laundry marker to sharpen it is not.
The dub laundry marker, or dub laundry marker, is a type of marker that is applied after the point of sharpening. It’s typically used for small work but can be used in place of a paper cutter for larger jobs.
The dub laundry marker is more of a disposable alternative to a real sharpie, but I still like it. It comes pre-applied so you don’t have to do it like a paper cutter, and it’s very environmentally friendly. I’ve used it to sharpen a cheap plastic paper roll, a paper towel, and a coffee filter.
Theres nothing worse than working on a project that is more of an art project than a tool. The point of sharpening a tool is to make it a little sharper and longer. With a dub laundry marker the only thing you have to do is to rub the adhesive directly on a surface. This saves you from having to use a sharpie, paper, or a pencil to apply it.
The Dub laundry marker is the most eco-friendly way to sharpen paper. So long as you are careful, it doesn’t need to be sharpened at all.
And because it’s really fast, it doesn’t take a lot of time. I’ve only used it for about 10 minutes and I’ve only had it on a couple of surfaces. I’ve been using a paper razor or a pencil and it takes me about 10 minutes to go through a stack of about 20-100 sheets of paper. I think it might be better for people who have trouble with dexterity. They might be able to use the same technique but it would be less efficient.
The only problem I have with this method of marking is that the paper you use for this is not the type of paper that will last as long as the paper you use for regular cutting. If you were to use regular cutting paper, you may have to wait for it to start to dry before you can start cutting. If you have a lot of cut paper, then its easier to just try to do it yourself.
I think you could probably get away with using this method on the kitchen table. I haven’t tried it on the bathroom floor though.
I have also done this with paper towels and not much problem. But when you have hundreds of sheets of paper in the air at once, it can become a real problem. I have cut paper on the bathroom floor with the first try, but it has to be done thoroughly. It was an accident. I have a friend who tried this on the kitchen table before, but it was a disaster. He had to be taken to the hospital for stitches.