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Are there best practices for clearing a whiteboard? After a day with writing left on the board, I usually have to get a couple folks to help me scrub it down w
by dfee 9y ago
Are there best practices for clearing a whiteboard?
After a day with writing left on the board, I usually have to get a couple folks to help me scrub it down with Lysol wipes and dry that off with paper towels just to get it back to clean.
- viewtransform 9y agoTrader Joe's Multi-Purpose Cleaner. The green stuff. Spray and wipe the board with a microfiber cloth or any cloth rag. Cleans perfectly and smells great too.
- scott_s 9y agoWater works fine. I have left things up on my white board for more than a year, and I can get it off with water, paper towels, some grit and patience.
- thomastjeffery 9y ago> some grit and patience. I think the point is to avoid that when it is trivial to do so.
- scott_s 9y agoWhen water is readily available from multiple sources literally on tap, I'll happily just use that.
- thomastjeffery 9y agoThat's totally fine. But if using water requires "grit and patience", and this is something you do regularly, it's reasonable to want to replace "grit and patience" with a solvent.
- scott_s 9y agoGrit and patience is only required when I leave things up for a year. Which does happen.
- freshyill 9y agoI find that Expo whiteboard spray works even better than wipes on most surfaces.