they used rat fur
the sap of rubber trees help erase graphite
Yes, we can erase pencil marks with rubber because erasers are made out of rubber
Joseph Priestly.
a rubber used to erase pencil marks is 'une gomme'
A pencil rubber otherwise known as an eraser is used to rub out pencil marks on paper
An eraser
The correct spelling, "eraser", is an everyday item used to erase or remove (as of marks made from chalk or pencil).
In 1770, a vegetable gum that could take away pencil marks was dubbed "rubber" by Joseph Priestly. Edward Naire, however, was the first one to widely-market this substance as rubber erasers.
When samples of rubber first arrived in England, it was observed by Joseph Priestley, in 1770, that a piece of the material was good for rubbing out pencil marks, hence the name rubber.
Rubber products first became popular in the last 1700's. In England, it was discovered that rubber was a good way to rub off pencil marks on paper. That is where the name, "rubber" came from.
Rubber would have come first as an eraser is made out of rubber. People used pieces of bread to erase mistakes long before they figured out that a piece of rubber would do the trick. Ancient Greeks and Romans had been using flat pieces of lead to draw on papyrus. By the 1400s, graphite had been discovered and, around a century later, the modern pencil began to take shape. Though the milky liquid that was produced by trees in tropical areas had been discovered centuries ago, it was only in the eighteenth century, that the substance "caoutchouc," which was used to create natural rubber, made its way to Europe. Sometime around 1750, it was suggested that the substance be used as an eraser. It was the scientist Joseph Priestley who proposed that the name of the substance be changed to "rubber," because it was used to rub pencil marks away.
Well i don't know what would be the BEST cleaning agent, but I've used Erasers. You know, stuff you use to erase pencil marks with? They work pretty well.