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"dry erase" means the ink comes off even when dry, as opposed to a permanent marker. Also, after a long time, even dry erase needs toothpaste to come off.
by b112 4y ago
"dry erase" means the ink comes off even when dry, as opposed to a permanent marker.
Also, after a long time, even dry erase needs toothpaste to come off.
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- rationalist 4y agoI've never heard of using toothpaste, but one can take off old dry erase or even permanent marker by going over it with fresh dry erase, then erasing normally.
- b112 4y agoA good hint, but toothpaste is awesome. Not only does it keep the cavity creeps away, it also can remove stains in wood finishing. I once had a bottle of alcohol spill a little, and it discoloured the wood table stain. Toothpaste fixed it. And the room smelled minty after, too!