You know the quick dry Wite-Out Correction Fluid. I was just curious if anyone knew what it was made of. I read that it was a petroleum product, but not sure whats all in it.

Umm ok...

The ingredients in our Wite-Out® Brand Correction Products are considered proprietary and confidential. We can tell you that the following Wite-Out® Brand formulas are petroleum-based: for Everything®, Quick Dry, Super Smooth, Extra Coverage, Multi-Purpose and the Wite-Out® Brand Correction Pen. BIC Water-Base correction fluid is a water-based fluid.

http://www.witeout.com/about/faq.html

So it's wite out that drives the prices of oil up and down?

The ingredients in our Wite-Out® Brand Correction Products are considered proprietary and confidential. We can tell you that the following Wite-Out® Brand formulas are petroleum-based: for Everything®, Quick Dry, Super Smooth, Extra Coverage, Multi-Purpose and the Wite-Out® Brand Correction Pen. BIC Water-Base correction fluid is a water-based fluid.

That doesn't help huh. It says nothing about whats in it. It is probably a conspiracy.

Chalk, and a binder soluable in trichloroethane (an organic solvent).

Of course, trichloroethane has anaesthetic properties, which is why sad junkie losers sniff it and other solvents.

I stopped using that stuff ever since I bought my PC with printer.

Phlogistician...I don't think you exist. (Hmmwahahah!) Therefore I cannot accept your answer.

stop sniffing the white out!!!!



asking what is in white out is like telling a little kid what hotdogs are made out of while he is eatting one :p




i wonder why they made thoes markers with the fruity smells... so kids can kill brain cells inhaling the fumes from the GRAPE/purple marker?
:D