I've always had issues with some college blocks not allowing the paper to be ripped off perfectly, since the tear line isn't thin enough.
Is there any trick I could use to never have this issue again?
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Sign up to join this communityI've always had issues with some college blocks not allowing the paper to be ripped off perfectly, since the tear line isn't thin enough.
Is there any trick I could use to never have this issue again?
Depending on how far the block is used, try to fold the paper on the tear line. Use your nail or the back of a pen / pencil.
You can use a ruler or a rigid edge of a notebook to serve as a guide. Pressing the ruler on the tear line, then tear off the paper while pressing the ruler firmly onto the notebook. Your page will be torn off with a nice clean edge. An example of how to use a ruler to tear paper shown here: