What is the best way t o erase dry erase markers? Has anyone tried the wet erase markers on this?
2019767
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. :-)
2019768
I haven't tried the wet erase markers, but those white magic erase sponges take off the dry erase marker with no problem.
46974
It's very easy to erase. But if you leave writing on there for a while, then, you have to wipe a little harder (as with any whiteboard) but if you have the whiteboard cleaning spray it pretty much makes takes no effort. So, yes, its very easy to erase and it does not leave traces...I've been using it for more than 6 months now.My advice is with any whiteboard, use a cloth or the actual erasers made for them, using anything else which is harder than cotton will over time damage the surface making it harder to erase. Cheers!
893935
I'll keep my eye open and let you all know. I tried using different crayola markers from color explosion and they don't work very well. So if you have those try it out until you get the refills. Has anyone out there tried other markers or know where to purchase the refills.....
749794
Bought a set of Expo markers that included a dry eraser. It also came with solution but I haven't needed to use it yet. The makers erase off with just the dry eraser pretty easily, even after staying on the surface a few months.
1600007
I use them on paper and I think they're considered permanent markers so I don't think they would work well as dry erase as might not come off.
1210316
Use those magic eraser sponges, they work great! You need to wet them first use ...always read directions.
1210839
I've never tried to write on it but i assume dry erase markers will work great. i wouldn't try Sharpie.
1467702
Yes, they are erasable. The best thing to use is one of those soft gummy kind of erasers, less smudging. Also, if your paper has 'tooth' that is, if it is thick and has little bumps on it, what you cannot get off with the eraser, you can remove with a sharp blade by scratching at the surface of the paper. If all else fails, paint over it with some titanium white tube paint and make sure it is totally dry before proceeding to draw in that area again. Hope that helps. Jon Linden
1382438
Buy dry erase washsble markers and eraserfrom walmart and the chalk and eraser from a teachers store,
1327687
I used chalk markers and no matter what I try, I cannot erase it completely. There is a ghost of all writing and windex did not work for me. I used serious elbow grease and it's not working.
1335513
There is a wet marker you can buy from Michaels or any place like that for like seven dollars or so that goes on wet and drys in a few seconds. Wipes off with a damp paper towel. Works fantastic, is very precise and crisp. I love my chalkboard and the markers are the way to go.
864437
I used a label maker that creates sticker labels. Dry erase would wipe off. Good Luck!
1575303
All dry-erase markers work great!! The crayola brand needs a wet towel all other ones erase dry.
52075
chalk will not work on this board. you will need wet erase markers. But those work and clean up quite well.
1575301
Any dry-erase ("white board") marker will write on them, and any similar eraser will then erase it. For my children I really like the Quartet ReWritables Dry-Erase Mini Markers, but I'm considering getting them a regular-size eraser for better color erasure.
142947
You can use on glass, i would say that the way a marker wipes off is highly dependent on which type of eraser you use. If you use a microfiber cloth, it will most likely wipe off very well. I'd suggest testing this in a small area with a dry erase marker you have laying around.
1570535
My kids lost interest in this toy fairly quickly, so we never had to replace the markers. I would check with Crayola or I would think dry erase marker would work as a fine replacement also.