How Do You Remove Marker From A Dry Erase Board?
You don’t have to throw out a marked-up dry erase board, even if the marker used was a permanent marker. You can remove even permanent marker from these boards. The key is to use a product that will make the marker ink liquid again. There are many products that will do this, including most hairsprays that contain alcohol–but there is one product that works exceptionally well, quickly and easily, and it may be closer than you think. Mark over the permanent marker with a dry erase marker, as suggested by ChicaAndJo.com. Cover the entire mark with the other marker–any part not covered will resist removal. Allow this to sit undisturbed for a minute. The chemicals in the dry erase marker will help to re-animate the chemicals in the permanent marker ink. Wipe over the mark with a paper towel or napkin. Much, if not all, of the ink should be removed. If any remains, mark over it again with the dry erase marker. Use rubbing alcohol if the mark remains. Put the rubbing alcohol on a paper towe
