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The preservative BIT contained in the ink of the STABILO swing cool is an important component. It is used to keep the ink free of germs and bacteria, even after a long time and in different climatic zones. This enables us to guarantee consistently high quality to all our customers worldwide.
Put simply, BIT acts against germs in the ink like a disinfectant against germs on the skin and prevents the spread of bacteria. The STABILO swing cool meets all legal requirements and is safe when used as intended on paper and foreseeable misuse, such as accidentally painting the skin.
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There are 10 highlighters from STABILO, three of which are each also available in a pastel variant: STABILO BOSS ORIGINAL (pastel), GREEN BOSS (pastel), BOSS EXECUTIVE, BOSS MINI, BOSS SPLASH, swing cool (pastel), NEON, Shine, LUMINATOR, NAVIGATOR and flash.
The answer depends very much on the child's motor skills.
Basically, there are two technical options here: Rollerball and fountain pen. Rollerball pens are preferable to fountain pens when children have not yet developed good and automated writing motor skills. However, if children are already achieving good results with the pencil, can dose pressure well and write fluently and rhythmically, then the fountain pen is a good choice immediately after the pencil.
Which fountain pen is best then depends on the child's specific needs and preferences. Is a particularly clean typeface the goal, does the child often have blue fingers due to the fingers slipping forward onto the nib, or does the fountain pen often scratch when writing? Then the STABILO EASYbirdy, with its individually adjustable nib and nib surround to prevent blue fingers, is the best choice. If you always want maximum control over the ink level of both cartridges, if leaking of the fountain pen is a problem or if a particularly cool design is important, then we recommend the STABILO EASYbuddy.
Environmental protection is firmly anchored in the company’s principles.
The production sites in Weißenburg, Český Krumlov and Johor Bahru are certified according to ISO 14001 environmental management and the Weißenburg site is also certified according to ISO 50001 energy management.
Since as long ago as the beginning of the 1990s, an environmental officer has been watching over how we maintain and optimise environmental protection. Savings have been achieved, for example, through improved furnace efficiency and insulation, new machine drives that use less electricity, or closed water cooling circuits. In addition, the heating system in Weißenburg has been converted to operate using gas, and equipped with a modern control and regulation system.
For best results, use clearly distinguishable colors, for example:
- Yellow tones
- Red / pink tones
- Blue tones
- Green tones
Using distinct color families ensures that the app can accurately recognize and assign the correct function.
Yes, you can export your highlight cards in different formats depending on your needs:
Images (PNG / Photo for sharing):
You can export your cards as images based on Level 1 and Level 2.
- Level 1 offers a clean, minimal overview with the quote, short explanation or summary, translation — perfect for quick, shareable insights.
- Level 2 adds more context, such as source information and background details, while still keeping a visually structured format.
Both levels are exported as PNG images, making them ideal for social media or visual sharing.
Document (Text for further use):
For more detailed work, you can export your cards as a document based on Level 3.
This includes the full content of the card:
- Complete background and context information
- All AI-generated outputs
- User Comments
The export is structured in a clear, markup-style text format, making it easy to reuse and edit.
This allows easy integration into tools like Notion or GoodNotes, where the structured format can be directly used and preserved. Unfortunately, the mark up isn't supported in Microsoft Words, which means formating will not be transferred. To use your content in Word, simply save the exported file and copy the text into your document, then format it to your liking. This makes it easy to reuse and further edit your highlights across different tools and workflows.
Leather:
Assuming that you have already tried several conventional methods for stain removal (such as soap and water, for example) our advice would be to use ethanol (spirits). The ink contains two pigments which are easily removed with ethanol, although this does not promise complete success.
However, you may be able to remove more pigment from your leather by using a spirit-saturated fleece cloth. Avoid rubbing, as the stain might spread this way. When working with ethanol, you must avoid naked flames, as spirits are very flammable. Additionally, we recommend testing the leather’s reaction to the spirit on a hidden part of the leather.
Textiles:
Unfortunately, with these STABILO products it is very difficult or even impossible to remove stains from textiles. However, this short guide may help you nonetheless. First of all, it is important to remove the excess ink dye which has not yet dried into the fibre. To do this, first put a dry, absorbent piece of fleece on top of the stain. Then press the ink out of the cloth from the back with a damp piece of fleece into the dry one. As the dry fleece absorbs the excessive ink immediately, the stain is prevented from spreading further. When you cannot press any more ink into the dry fleece using this method, only the ink which has already soaked in will be left on the fibre of your cloth.
This remaining ink can then be removed from the fibre using a stain-remover (like Sil or any other brand from the drugstore, ox-gall soap, etc.) according to the instructions of the detergent manufacturer. In this particular case, we recommend an oxidising stain-remover, as part of the ink could be removed through strong oxidation.
We recommend you test the detergent on a hidden spot first, to be sure that it will not affect the fibre or the colour of your cloth.
The level of success depends on the colour of the ink as well as the type of fibre. In general, cotton and synthetic fibres are more easy to clean than wool or silk fibres. White spirit or other solvents have no effect here.
If the reverse side is not accessible, you should not try to absorb the excessive ink with a dry fleece-sheet but rather attempt to dab it off with a slightly dampened piece of fleece. Avoid rubbing, as the stain might spread this way. Then wash the material at the appropriate temperature.
On furniture or wood flooring:
It is best to wipe the stain immediately with a slightly damp microfibre cloth, until the ink is removed as much as possible. If the ink cannot be removed this way, then carefully rub the stain with a damp cloth and a scouring agent for kitchen and bath. Please be careful not to damage the lacquering of the material. If the spot has turned dull, try to bring back the shine of the spots with a car polisher containing no abrasives.
For untreated wood, the ink is usually absorbed by the wood like aqueous stains and thus it is unfortunately very difficult or hard to be removed. Depending on how deep the ink has penetrated, polishing with an abrasive pad / sandpaper could be successful. It should be noted that the colour of the wood may change and may have to be re-sealed or waxed.
On walls (plastered or painted):
Unfortunately, these stains cannot be removed without residue any more, they must be painted over by wall paint. Please dab the stain first with a slightly damp microfibre cloth until no more ink gets detached from the wall.
Caution: When using a too wet cloth, the stain will enlarge.
Then the spot must be primed a sealing primer (DIY store / Painter shop). This procedure is intended to avoid ink to dissolve from the stain through the damp wall colour and then to migrate through the wall paint to the surface and thus to become visible again.