What are the easiest whiteboard markers to erase?

We highly recommend the EXPO Low Odor Dry Erase Markers for anyone looking for a high-quality set of dry erase markers. These markers provide consistent color quality and erase cleanly and easily from whiteboards and most non-porous surfaces.

What dry erase markers are better than EXPO?

Best Bulk Dry-Erase Markers: ARTEZA 52-Pack

Some teachers consider ARTEZA the best dry-erase markers, even preferring them over EXPO. This bulk ARTEZA Color 52-Pack includes five markers in each of 12 colors. (You can also get the ARTEZA Black 52-Pack.) That ought to last you through the school year!

Which whiteboard markers are the best?

What is the best permanent marker for whiteboards?

Well known high quality brands such as Bic, Edding, Artline and Stedler are reliable. Whilst you may save money buying cheaper markers (with unrecognisable brands or those which have been cheaply made), you will not save money in the long-term.

What is the longest lasting permanent marker?

The ultimate fade resistant marker

But the new Sharpie Extreme Permanent Marker uses a specially formulated ink that delivers fade resistant ink with bold colors that stays put. The ink delivers up to +96hrs in ultraviolet exposure and increased adhesion on most surfaces.

How To Clean Whiteboards and Dry Erase Boards

Does Sharpie come off whiteboards?

Acetone. Acetone is a colorless volatile liquid solvent usually known as a nail paint remover. It works well to remove permanent marks on a whiteboard surface. Apply a small amount of acetone on the corner of a microfiber cloth and gently rub it over the permanent marker in small circles.

What not to use on a whiteboard?

Does rubbing alcohol damage whiteboards?

Avoid cleaning your whiteboard with products containing alcohol, ammonia, bleach, or any harsh chemicals. These substances can damage the whiteboard surface and reduce its lubrication over time, resulting in whiteboards that are difficult to clean.

How do you erase a whiteboard that won't erase?

Removing whiteboard stains

Isopropyl Alcohol – similar to methylated spirits the high alcohol content when used with a soft cloth helps to dissolve and loosen stubborn ink whilst also degreasing the whiteboard surface helping to prevent staining. The alcohol evaporates leaving a clean surface behind.

What are the disadvantages of whiteboard markers?

What is the difference between permanent marker and whiteboard marker?

Permanent markers contain acrylic, which dries to create that telltale shiny finish and acts as a protective coating for the ink. Dry erase markers, however, use silicone, a lubricant that prevents the ink from bonding with the surface. Dry erase ink's water resistance means you can also have a little fun.

What is the difference between dry erase markers and whiteboard markers?

A whiteboard marker, also known as a dry-erase marker, is a specialized pen designed for use on whiteboards. Unlike traditional markers, which use permanent ink that can be difficult to remove, whiteboard markers use a low-odor, non-toxic ink that can be easily wiped away with a dry cloth or eraser.

What whiteboard markers do teachers use?

Show-me Teacher markers are ideal for teacher use in the classroom. The chunkier barrels are ideal for adult use and 'TEACHER' is clearly marked on the side of every barrel. Each pen has a bullet tip and optimum safety in mind.

Why do whiteboard markers run out so fast?

Did you know that without the proper TLC, they can dry up and never reach their full potential either? It's true! Always store your markers on their sides. Never with the cap up, which causes the ink to flow to the bottom and cause the tip to dry up before its useful life is through.

Why do whiteboards stop erasing?

While the dry erase marker typically wipes clean from surfaces, most whiteboards have a slight static charge to help the pigment stick to the surface. Over time whiteboards no longer wipe clean and can leave ugly stains and ghosted images.

Does Magic eraser ruin whiteboards?

No, a magic eraser will just create more abrasion on the surface. The dry erase marker trick works because of the alcohol inside the marker. Therefore, rubbing alcohol is probably the best bet, however, it will break down the surface of a traditional board over time.

Can I use Windex on whiteboard?

Can you use Windex® to clean a dry erase board? Yes, glass-cleaning products such as Windex® are recommended for cleaning the dry erase surface of a whiteboard.

Can you use baby wipes on a whiteboard?

Baby wipes may not be the most ideal choice for whiteboard surfaces because their moisture may not be sufficient for effective cleaning of the whiteboard surface. Additionally, baby wipes usually contain gentle moisturizers that can leave residues or cause staining on the whiteboard.

Is it OK to use Clorox wipes on whiteboard?

With holiday breaks getting closer, it's about time to clean off the reminders that have been on the white board all season. But that can be surprisingly tough. Some markers just won't wipe off.

Can I use vinegar to clean white board?

Vinegar and water: Opt for this homemade solution of vinegar and water when you want to clean without harsh chemicals. Mix one teaspoon of vinegar with one cup of water. Along with a microfiber cloth to wipe the whiteboard, this is a classic cleaning method.

How do you permanently mark a whiteboard?

Pinstripe tape is the answer for the permanent marks and lines you are looking for. Usually pinstripe tape is used for custom paint coats on vehicles getting some sweet new lines.

How do you make homemade dry erase board cleaner?

Again, a mix of isopropyl alcohol and water is the best solution to clean a whiteboard, but various other options work just as well. Using a cloth moistened with whiteboard cleaner is enough to keep a board clean if used every week. Warm soapy water, window cleaner, and peroxide also work well.

Can you save dried out whiteboard markers?

For dry erase markers, a simple method is to use alcohol to revive dried-out dry erase markers. Dip the marker tip into a small amount of alcohol, allowing the alcohol to enter the tip and dissolve the dried ink. Then, test the marker on scrap paper a few times to help reactivate the ink.