If you're searching for an alternative to correction fluid, you'll want to give correction tape a try. You can use correction tape to correct mistakes with typing or handwriting. You just place one side of the tape against the area you want to cover. That side is coated in an opaque, white masking material that covers your error. Correction tape is dry and odorless when you apply it, making it a useful option if the smell of traditional white-out bothers you or if you simply don't like waiting for correction fluid to dry. Because correction tape is dry when you apply it to a document, it allows you to immediately start writing again. You can write over correction tape without waiting for any drying. Correction tape is very useful in day-to-day life in an office or professional setting. This tool works well when you need to rapidly correct printed materials.