How is this different from a Gowrite Dry Erase roll which costs ~$20?
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Thanks for reaching out. We believe our WriteyBoard surfaces are far superior... better dry erase capability. Also, our boards come in larger sizes; Gowrite rolls are generally only 20in-24in high. We have 4ft and 5ft high boards. Lastly, we have various finishes... white glossy, white matte, midnight black, transparent, and our new deluxe foam boards. Let us know if you need anything else.
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No you can't. This product is almost useless. Do not use your money to purchase this. It's a write and erase.
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I believe it's referred to as an art gum eraser. It's soft, putty gray in color, and is quickly expended in use. I use it to erase markings (mostly pencil but some smudges too) in books.
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It's heavier and has a much more solid feel than the Surface stylus. On the other hand, it does not have an "eraser" on the other end like the Surface stylus does.
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Unlike Ink/Laser printers, this uses a ribbon that's set for the number of cards it will print. A card with 1 letter is the same as one that uses full color over the entire surface. Each ribbon will print 100 cards and a 2-pack costs ~$55. If you do the math, it comes out to just over $.25 per side. If costs of ribbons change, you can just divide the number of cards the ribbon will print by the cost since it's an exact count & not an estimate.
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I don't think this is what you want. This is 20# ordinary copy paper. It sounds like you are looking for a special purpose paper. If you have a Staple's or Office Depot in your area, you might find your paper there or possibly at an art supply store.
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I use the Ziploc Brand that I purchased at Target. I buy the rolls so I have less waste as I am usually sealing for a single serving meal. I found the Ziploc brand was $1.00 less per roll for the same amount at the Food Saver Brand & the Ziploc have the white block for writing on them which shows up much better than just writing on the clear plastic
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It is not dry erase friendly. I would not recommend the magnetic sheet that does not have the adhesive side. The kind that you have to use glue to adhere something to is terrible.
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I had purchased Neon Dry Erase markers from the dollar store and they are comparable to the gold of the Crayola Gel Fx Markers. So much cheaper too, but just a tad harder to clean up.
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Certainly, but the "chalk" marker that comes with the board writes much better than chalk, and is easier to use and clean.
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Scott 1000 sheet is the most comparable toilet paper. However, this is slightly silkier. Not really softer, but has a smoother finish. Because it's bamboo, it absorbs a little less quickly than paper. The good thing about that is, it doesn't saturate as fast, and therefore doesn't rip as quickly. It is stronger. I should note that I've noticed the strength and absorbancy differences only while doing experiments against other tissue. No significant difference when actually using the toilet paper for its intended purpose. It doesn't shred at all or leave fluff behind. The rolls really last. I recommend giving it a try. Scott 1000 sheet is the most comparable toilet paper. However, this is slightly silkier. Not really softer, but has a smoother finish. Because it's bamboo, it absorbs a little less quickly than paper. The good thing about that is, it doesn't saturate as fast, and therefore doesn't rip as quickly. It is stronger. I should note that I've noticed the strength and absorbancy differences only while doing experiments against other tissue. No significant difference when actually using the toilet paper for its intended purpose. It doesn't shred at all or leave fluff behind. The rolls really last. I... » Read More Scott 1000 sheet is the most comparable toilet paper. However, this is slightly silkier. Not really softer, but has a smoother finish. Because it's bamboo, it absorbs a little less quickly than paper. The good thing about that is, it doesn't saturate as fast, and therefore doesn't rip as quickly. It is stronger. I should note that I've noticed the strength and absorbancy differences only while doing experiments against other tissue. No significant difference when actually using the toilet paper for its intended purpose. It doesn't shred at all or leave fluff behind. The rolls really last. I recommend giving it a try. « Show Less
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Not being there it is difficult to say about the ink smear. Normally I get my paper from WalMart next to the computer section. Georgia Pacific puts out papers made for the InkJets. I prefer the 24 pound weight paper over the 20 pound weight though it is probably a couple of bucks more expensive. Less hassle, paper absorbs the ink better and it has a decent brightness on it. You will have to look up which HP inks work with your printers. Normally HP provides software to tell you that information on the disk that comes with the computer. I normally do not use recycled ink even though it is cheaper. I find that there are very few bargains put out by HP on ink cartridges. Sam's Club has package deals that are better. Personally I use an 8600 deskjet and it uses 950/951 cartridges. I find it to be a pain to keep changing cartridges so I normally get the XL ones that have the extra ink. My other printer uses 564xl cartridges. The office jets hold more ink and last longer. The 309A photo printer I use strictly for quality printer and not production. HP is greedy. They quit making a triple quantity XL for the office jet because it lasts too long. Personally I think they need to have their heads examined. The greatest attraction to me is cheap ink, cheap but quality printer, and low overhead on everything. Our family could easily wear out a printer if the ink was reasonable. I considered one of the newer laser printers for that reason. Haven't upgraded to one yet. I think the laser cartridges are way too expensive for the average home.
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Just a tiny one on top of the dry erase pen. One thing to be aware of is that it needs to go on a FLAT wall, if you put it on a textured wall then it doesn't erase very well.
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It is not stiff like a dry erase board but wouldn't roll up real nice like fabric. It's about a 4 to 5mm thick piece of magnet mat material. Like a thin refrigerator magnet.
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i had paper jam on tray 1 problem until i replaced a MP paper feed roller, which costed about US$12, easy to get it anywhere on internet, now the machine works very functionally, have been using 9840CDW for 4 years, unlike some big brand name color laser duplex printers, each part of this machine can be changeable, so you can just fix the problem you have, and don't have to buy a new one. why not?
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it uses standard paper rolls and for ink it uses a mini ink roller cartridge,...it comes with one already built in,...i cant estimate how long it lasts but i bought mine 4-5 months ago, and with regular use, it shows no signs of depletion so far....nice red and black numbers very readable...!!
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No, it isn't. As a matter of fact, the Maglus rubber tip is firmer than p.e. the Bamboo. However, some apps mimick a caligraphic pen effect. Some with a wetness factor (Notes Plus), others with writng speed (Paper 53).