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Erase-A-Hole – It’s Good But Not Your Fantasy

Erase-A-Hole – It’s Good But Not Your Fantasy

Jen December 14, 2009 1 Comment

We were very excited to see a product called Erase-A-Hole on the market. Could it really be so easy? This thing looked like a stick of deodorant, which means you could pretty much carry it anywhere.

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Erase-A-Hole comes with a 2 year guarantee.

Dude butts in line at the grocery store: Erase-A-Hole. Woman steals your parking spot: Erase-A-Hole. The intern eats your Activia from the office fridge: Erase-A-Hole. Rush Limbaugh opens his mouth: Erase-A-Hole. Oh, the possibilities.

The True Use of Erase-A-Hole

Then we realized the “A” in Erase-A-Hole wasn’t standing in for a naughty word. Sigh. At least we managed to tag various jerks with streaks of plaster. Instead, Erase-A-Hole is there to help you tackle small cracks, nicks and holes in your walls. Rather than mix a pail of drywall mud or pull out the plaster and putty knife, all one needs to do is take this stick and smear it on the offending wall. We need to stress that this is for small holes only (like the kind nails or screws leave behind) – anything larger would need mesh tape and some plaster or drywall patching goodness.

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Made in the USA – but use it in any country!

Besides being convenient and clean, Erase-A-Hole works on drywall, plaster and wood and requires no drying time. You can pick them up for around $10 a stick.

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Filed Under: Building Materials, Restoration Tagged With: drywall, plaster, quick fix, walls

About Jen

Jen (but never “Jenn”) Byck, aka the Fix'n Vixen, is a Toronto-based freelance writer and communication consultant who is undoubtedly home fixated (she is also TV fixated, really bad TV fixated and donut fixated). Her approach to home improvement has been rather trial and error, the latter of which is evidenced by the amount of spackle she buys on an annual basis.

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  1. Margaret says

    August 6, 2019 at 8:11 pm

    Hey Jen, piece of advice, don’t go down that road of knocking somebody you don’t like in your website! Just because you don’t like Rush Limbaugh doesn’t mean all of your readers feel the same way. Wise cracks about another person will usually blow up in your face.

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