Cool Tip
This one actually works... I don't know how it works, but it does!
If you accidently write on a dry erase board with a permanent marker, don't lose heart-- it can be removed. All you have to do is write on top of the permanent marker with a dry erase marker. After you do this, you can simply use a paper towel, and both the dry-erase ink and the permanent ink will be erased.
It's amazing!
posted by Brian at 6:09 PM
2 Comments:
I think I know what a permanent marker is but I swear I never heard of a "dry erase board". If it erases it isn't "permanent" tho'. I'll need to ponder this one!!
6:21 PM
A dry erase board is meant to be used with dry erase markers. You can write on the board often and then erase it (like a chalkboard). If you write on a dry erase board with the wrong kind of marker (permanent) the writting cannot be erased. Imagine using paint on a chalk board. It's permanent and won't come off easily.
6:29 PM
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