NOTES

It's pure physics and a little bit of magic! You simply moisten the back of your Infinity Note with a little water. This makes it stick to smooth surfaces like windows, mirrors, whiteboards, or refrigerators. The advantage: They often hold better than classic sticky notes and won't fall off at the slightest breeze.

That's the core of "Infinity." You write, visualize your idea, and when you're finished (or have digitized the idea), you simply wipe away what you've written with water. Afterwards, the note is like new and ready for its next use. This saves resources and money.

Caution with metal. May leave marks.

Thermodynamic, erasable pens like the Frixion from Pilot work best. They can be cleaned immediately with a damp cloth.

Regular felt-tip pens They work well, but are a bit more difficult to remove. A sponge (the rough side works fine) and possibly vinegar cleaner can be used. Pink is the most stubborn.

For other water-soluble, water-based and water-soluble pens (including watercolor pencils and graphite pencils)

Simply test it on the inside of your Stonepaper packaging if you are unsure.

A damp cloth is sufficient for Frixion pens , even if you wipe off your notes months later.

For all other pens, use plenty of water and a sponge . You can also use the rough side of the sponge without damaging the boards and pads.

It's even easier to remove with various cleaning agents like vinegar, lemons (and, if necessary, glass cleaner). Especially if you're wiping your notes after a long time.

Don't worry about too much water. Infinity Stonepaper can even be safely used in the bathtub.

They're not made of wood, but from the residue of limestone mining. The limestone flour is fused with often upcycled HDPE. This means that not a single tree needs to be felled and no drinking water consumed for your Notes. And because you don't throw them away, but reuse them, you don't produce any waste either.

Permanent markers. They stay permanent.

Ballpoint pen. It uses document-proof ink and therefore remains valid. Use the Frixion Clicker instead.

Whiteboard markers! Even though Infinity Stonepaper behaves like a whiteboard, whiteboard markers are permanent. These markers often contain a variety of neurotoxic chemicals designed to adhere to the metal.

Alcohol-based pens and acrylic varnish also cannot be removed.

Colored pencils and crayons that are not water-soluble are also very difficult to clean.

If you deliberately want a permanent effect for your project, Infinity StonePaper can be beautifully showcased.