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Alternative Erasers for Dry Erase Board

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Date: 11/21/2007 Topics: Make Your Own > Miscellaneous | Readers Request > Home  
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What can I use for an eraser for a dry erase board besides the traditional erasers? Has anyone used something else successfully?

Allison from Northeast, TN
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Post by pigeon toes (4) | (12/01/2007)
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Those Mr. Clean eraser sponges work well too.


Post by kimhis (464) | (11/29/2007)
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Windex works great!


Post by KELLYCAJUN (37) | (11/28/2007)
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I bought several cheap sponges with the green pad on one side and a bottle of cheap alcohol. Dampen, swipe and wipe.


Post By Jenny (Guest Post) (11/28/2007)
As a teacher, I've tried several things. What I find best for erasing are these things: baby wipes, Clorox wipes, old socks, old rags, and my latest find-Germ-X on paper towels. Hope this helps.


Post by azDana (123) | (11/27/2007)
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I know you asked about erasers, but I thought I'd add an extra hint too:
Instead of buying expensive spray cleaner, most dry erase boards will look as good as new if you rub them with a rag dampened with isopropyl alcohol.


Post by NanPeg (13) | (11/27/2007)
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Old t-shirts and old socks work great. Our classroom uses dry erase boards for working problems and each student brings an old sock at the start of the semester just for this purpose.


Post By (Guest Post) (11/27/2007)
The best thing for dry erase boards is hair spray. Get something cheap like Aqua Net or VO5 and spray it on and wipe with any rag or paper towel. It comes out totally clean and dry.


Post by momma30 (23) | (11/27/2007)
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We use plain white dish towels that my hubby brings from work. Also, every once in a while, we use a little windex on a paper towel.


Post By (Guest Post) (11/27/2007)
Hi Allison,
I use a soft cotton rag. There might be something better, but I have been happy with that for now :)


Post by theseamstress (160) | (11/21/2007)
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i use baby wipes.


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