What is the best product to use to clean the dry erase marks on the laminate without damaging the surface? I'm using a dry paper towel right now and it's leaving a blurred colored smudge. Will rubbing alcohol ruin or degrade the laminate? Thanks in...
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We use that expo dry erase spray and that works out pretty good. Doesn't erase to well without it...
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I use dry and wet erase markers on this and I have found the best thing to utilize to wipe them off is Lysol Disinfectant Wipes. The ones in the Yellow containers. :-)
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I just spray the paper with water as I am pulling off, what is left I soak with water and use a soft sponge to rub off. this way there are no marks left on the wall. Pretty easy! Hope this was helpful.
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I just use a damp cloth, cleans easily as long as only the included markers are used. Haven't had any issues with wiping the surface clean.
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The only thing I use is a microfiber cloth (I get extras from prescription glasses purchases). Sometimes I use the prescription glass cleaner when I have food smudges. But day to day I just wipe with a dry microfiber cloth. Hope this helps. DON'T use regular glass cleaner.
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We cleaned it up with a paper towel first and then used a little water after and it worked well with wood. We used this on a very old table and had good results. I hope this helps.
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The liquid chalk markers work great for this board. I used them the whole school year. I also used the plastic covers because the chalk is not weather proof. They clean off easy with water, mild cleaner and a rag.
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If used on an erasable "white board" it doesn't leave residue. I haven't used it on other surfaces.
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I had writing on it from Christmas and just erased it to see tonight. No cleaning fluid no elbow grease. Came off perfect using the Bic dry erasers. I bought 2 of these boards and made doors out of them to cover up my electrical panel in my garage. Great purchse.
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Yes, but it does leave a very light residual which means you will find yourself re-painting every so often if this bothers you. I have found water cleans just as efficiently as the solutions, so they don't solve the problem. On regular blackboards it erases perfectly. It also comes off of the white board/dry erase board perfectly which they now have paint for as well. Because it does leave a residual, I have switched over to dry erase applications or glass which can be frosted or painted on the back side (picture or poster frames). I love these markers so much, that this was the way I went to be able to keep on using them. Hope this helps. Yes, but it does leave a very light residual which means you will find yourself re-painting every so often if this bothers you. I have found water cleans just as efficiently as the solutions, so they don't solve the problem. On regular blackboards it erases perfectly. It also comes off of the white board/dry erase board perfectly which they now have paint for as well. Because it does leave a residual, I have switched over to dry erase applications or glass which can be frosted or painted on the back side (picture or poster frames). I love these markers so much, that this was the way I went... » Read More Yes, but it does leave a very light residual which means you will find yourself re-painting every so often if this bothers you. I have found water cleans just as efficiently as the solutions, so they don't solve the problem. On regular blackboards it erases perfectly. It also comes off of the white board/dry erase board perfectly which they now have paint for as well. Because it does leave a residual, I have switched over to dry erase applications or glass which can be frosted or painted on the back side (picture or poster frames). I love these markers so much, that this was the way I went to be able to keep on using them. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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While I have not tried this, I would expect it to dry on the lamination and then be permanent. Conversely, being plastic, I scrubber would probably take it off. Really just guessing from past experience. I love this marker because it's so big I can FIND IT when I need one.
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It's true, the message board can be difficult to erase completely clean. One suggestion would be to get as much off with a microfiber cloth, then dampen slightly to remove any residue. Hope this helps!
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I have one of these... dry erase with a microfiber cloth leaves a ghost image of what you drew. If you get it wet, then use another one to dry it is MUCH better. Sometimes I have to do that twice.
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Hi, There is a small flat piece of magnet on the side of the marker's cap/eraser section. There is a small eraser that is part of the cap. It is a weak magnet and just barely holds the little marker to the board. I like the board. The magnets are weak. The marker doesn't last long, so if you get the board, I would plan on getting some dry erase markers too.
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What is the finish of the wood? That may be adversely affecting the adhesion of the dry erase board. The surface should be finished and as smooth as possible prior to applying the dry erase vinyl.
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Wipes off completely with the use of EXPO dry erase markers and eraser. Quality markers plus quality board equal overall quality product use after use.
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I use a dry erase marker, not on the special write-able area. Works great on any bottle, so long as you're reasonably careful not to smudge it off with your fingers when you put it in the fridge.