Does this board erase completely without cleaning fluid and without too much elbow grease? How about if the writing is left for a while (days/weeks)?
889712
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.
889713
Cleans well. We use it for our kids and sometimes will leave the writing up for a week and its always cleaned off pretty well. I'm also a teacher and I have yet to use/see a white board that will completely clean off with just an eraser. My kids also are able to clean it off so no elbow grease needed. I've only cleaned it off with fluid once and that was after we had it for about 4 months.
889714
In my experience, dry erase ink left for more than a week or two will require periodic cleaning fluid use. Regular erasing, however, (ink left on for a few days or less) works well, i.e., completely erases.
889715
Its a pretty good board that usually remains clean...havent tried leaving things on it for a long time tho. Only problem i has with it was it being damaged in transit but they quickly got me a new one.
889716
No cleaning fluid is needed, although it wouldn't hurt. We use this in a public university where some of the writing will be left up for days, possibly weeks, and even then there is just the slightest ghost of what was there before when erased simply with a dry eraser.
450547
The pages erase very easily (depending on eraser quality). I just tried several different pencils and varying pressures for writing. The page color and line color did not fade at all and the pencil marks came up more easily than if I was using copy paper. Also, I have had no smudging when my hand rests on existing writing. Hope this is helpful!
1649238
They are not permanent is used correctly on a non-porous blackboard (magnetic chalkboard). I write and then erase (using a water/baby wipe or damp sponge, sometimes WEEKS later) and then rewrite all the time for my baby boy's "Monthly Birthday Board". Having said that, I'm not sure if they are permanent if used on a paper surface or on cloth, since that is not their intended use.
425204
I have no idea why you couldn't. You might have to use dry erase board cleaner rather than just wiping it off. But I would think it's ok.
749796
We use a dry-erase eraser to erase, but use the spray once in a while to make it look like new. The kids use the board daily.
676253
Yes they do. However they don't erase completly, I have to repaint when changing the writting. I use them for a.menu board
1575302
Expo dry erase markers with a wide tip work the best. Household sponges can be used to erase the board with or regular white board erasers. A soft cloth or a sock would also work to erase the boards. These boards don't have an edge or border, so if the boards are placed on a person's lap to write, the dry erase markers can easily get on clothing and leave a stain. Generic dry markers are more difficult to erase off of these boards and seem to leave smears on the board of the color of marker that was being used. The boards can also be cleaned periodically with white board spray cleaners.
1635862
Trying to remember... I think the pen that came with it has an eraser on its tip. I simply purchased a regular, white board eraser to use with it. Your needs will depend on how much you use the product. If you do a lot of erasing, I would recommend a bigger one than the pen-tip eraser.
504707
One of mine did leave a tiny bit behind, but it came right off when I wiped at it with my thumb. Other than that, it doesn't leave the yucky stick residue
2061981
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.
1905911
I use a wet wipe to take it off a chalk board. I just tried it on a dry erase board and it wiped off.
1436651
It has a matte finish, so I am sure you could erase pencil easily. I printed on full sheet labels and adhered them to the board.
1981424
It depends what material you have applied it to. On the white board I used, it left small bits but was easy to wipe off.
352571
So sorry it's taken me so long to respond. Yes, when marker gets on the eraser you can rinse it off. It's a great white board eraser!
1076797
I used magic eraser.... Did a test before completely cleaning, and seems to be okay. I have some slight shadowing left over, but not nearly as bad as just water and a paper towel. Also, I used liquid chalk pens on the paper. Overall, I'm satisfied.
676251
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
1242313
Actually yes, writes and displays just like a traditional chalk board. It cleans very well with glass cleaner and a paper towel. No build-up of chalk dust. Ours is well used yet with a little spritz of cleaner looks like the day it came from the box.