is it dry erase friendly.... want to use with kids in kindergarten and need to be able to write on and erase
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I honestly don't know but I doubt it. It is meant for something (business card or name tag) to be slipped inside. Whatever you put in it is removable unless it has a sticky back. I do not have dry erase marker to try on the one I found I had leftover.
779785
You "can" with chalk, though I would only say that might work if you're doing the chalk markers. Dry erase should work fine. The surface is a shiny, slick surface. The maps are high quality and the company responds quickly to email. If you have lingering concerns, contact them. Their info is listed on Amazon.
1880485
Sorry I cant help you, i always clean it with a wet washcloth, never tried with a dry erase
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. :-)
1928893
It is actually really sturdy. My now 4 year old has played with it for over a year and it shows no sign of damage. It works as a dry erase also. The is how we practice letters. I put the big and little letters on the board and she uses a dry erase marker to copy the magnet.
1986837
Yes, you can use both. There is a blackboard on one side and you can use the dry erase marker on the other
1458637
For crayon or marker, I would probably try a Magic Eraser. Thankfully, I haven't had a reason to find out. We banned any writing instruments from my step-daughter's bedroom until she was old enough to be trusted with them. For standard cleaning, a mild all-purpose cleaner works fine. Just a side note - we bought chalkboard decals at the dollar store that we put on the blank cabinet door and on the side of the refrigerator, so she could write on it in chalk.
971044
If this if for a child, I suggest the cheapest white typing paper you can find- maybe at a dollar store. You can also purchase colored construction paper to mount the child's artwork on. It brings out the colors nicely. If this is for an art student, chances are they already know where to find a better quality (thicker, like cardstock) of paper if it's for a class project. These markers are so much fun, but they do not come with paper. You can, however, purchase Do A Dot work/art books to use with the markers.
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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.
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I have not had any issues... but quality dry erase markers are used... have not tried to lower quality dry erase markers...
1467701
The color is too rich/saturated and the core too much like butter to erase. Consider the col-erase line from Prismacolor for more erasable pencils. The color's not as rich/saturated in those, though.
1929645
How about dry erase markers you use on whiteboards? Pen will be permanent, I'm sure. Dry erase will be able to be wiped off.
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Buy dry erase washsble markers and eraser from walmart and the chalk and eraser from a teachers store,
559547
I am a kindergarten teacher and have placed these on my table for guided reading groups, small math groups, and small writing groups. They do peel off easily. They leave a slight sticky residue, but that easily comes off the table with a baby wipe. I have not tried to restick them after peeling them off because as I said, I teach kindergarten and use them for many small group activities. The children eventually have messed with them enough that I have to replace them due to wear and tear. Because of this, I cut them in half just to make the pack last longer.
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I tried using an expo wet-erase marker on each side of a transparency. It wrote fine on both sides. Then I tried erasing with a wet paper towel. On the smooth side, it did a good job. On the textured, printable side, the water messed up the coating they use on that side. It did erase, but it made a mess.
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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.
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I usef to use it on a blackboard all the time; writing, erasing. It creates more dust, though, when you erase, since it is thicker.