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He links to the whiteboard post, which is interesting because it shows the toothpaste technique for cleaning them. The best buy ever for me was this large, glas
by wyclif 4y ago
He links to the whiteboard post, which is interesting because it shows the toothpaste technique for cleaning them. The best buy ever for me was this large, glass whiteboard which is so much easier to erase and clean than a normal whiteboard: https://www.glasswhiteboard.com/ https://www.glasswhiteboard.com/
- light_hue_1 4y agoYes. I got one of these at home and they're awesome. Zero regrets. So much better than the whiteboard I have in my office at work.
- geenew 4y agoStraying a bit from the topic, but those 'magic eraser' home cleaning products work on laminated plastic, like you find on day-planner erasable calendars. Porcelain whiteboards are nice, I've always managed to get them very clean with just rubbing alcohol. Is there any concern about chipping or even breaking with the glass whiteboards (if, for example, it somehow falls on the floor, eg during moving)?
- wyclif 4y agoNo, you just have to be careful when installing them or reinstalling/moving them. Make sure it's solidly mounted and there's no problem.
- Sharlin 4y agoIt's always somehow funny to think about toothpaste and how it is actually an abrasive, a colloid of tiny solid particles, rather than a surfactant like most other everyday cleaning agents. Which is why it can be used to polish headlights, clean whiteboards, etc.
- layer8 4y agoThose create a shadow of what you write, because the glass creates a gap between the writing and the white background, right?