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What year was liquid paper invented?
1951
Who invented the mistake out Liquid Paper and Why?
Why= so you dont have mistakes on a piece of paper
What did Bette Nesmith Graham invent?
She invented liquid paper.
Who is Bessie Nesmith?
Invented Liquid Paper, died in 1980.
What year was the liquid paper invented and by who?
Liquid Paper was invented in 1951 by Bette Nesmith Graham, a secretary who was looking for a way to correct typing mistakes easily. She eventually founded the Liquid Paper Corporation, which later became a popular correction fluid brand.
Michael Nesmith mom invented what?
Liquid Paper correction fluid.
Who invented liquid paper?
Liquid Paper was invented by Bette Nesmith Graham in 1951. She was a secretary who created the correction fluid to help her correct typing mistakes on typewritten documents.
Who invented the liquid paper?
Bette Nesmith Graham, a mother who was tired of making mistakes as a typist, invented Liquid Paper in 1951. She basically just mixed some paint and a few other ingredients in her kitchen and voilà, a mistake-fixing miracle was born. So next time you're correcting a typo, just remember to thank Bette for saving your behind.
What date were Bette Nesmith Graham's inventions invented?
Liquid paper was invented by Bette Nesmith Graham in 1951.
When was liquid laper invented?
Bette Nesmith Graham, in 1956 was the first to invent correction fluid. The name was later changed to liquid paper.
Why Is tip-ex called liquid paper?
Tip-ex or "liquid paper" is called so because it not only contains 0.00026% paper it also contains solvents witch allow the tip-ex to cover up mistakes on paper witch may be written on once dry
Who help make liquid paper?
Liquid Paper was invented by Bette Nesmith Graham, a typist and mother of musician Michael Nesmith. She developed the correction fluid as a solution to fixing typing errors while working in an office. Graham eventually founded the Liquid Paper Company, which was later acquired by Gillette and then Newell Brands.
