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What is a dry-erase marker?
Dry-erase markers are designed to be used on nonporous surfaces, like whiteboards, for temporary writing. They use alcohol-based ink, which can be easily wiped clean following use. Teachers and professors often rely on dry-erase markers to quickly write out concepts in the classroom. They can then use the same whiteboard repeatedly, writing and erasing text as they go through their lesson.
Is a dry-erase marker the same as a whiteboard marker?
A dry-erase marker is just like a whiteboard marker. These are simply two different terms for the same tool. Both are specially designed for writing on dry-erase boards, also called whiteboards.
What’s a magnetic dry erase marker?
Magnetic dry-erase markers are specially designed to adhere to the dry-erase board or whiteboard, so they are always within easy reach. This can be useful for educators.
What’s the difference between dry-erase and wet-erase markers?
Wet-erase markers use a water-soluble dye and can only be wiped away with a damp paper towel, tissue, or cloth. Dry-erase markers can be wiped away without requiring dampness. Dry-erase markers can write on nonporous materials like whiteboards, porcelain, and glass and are easily removed without damaging or staining the writing surface.
What types of dry-erase markers are available?
Washable dry-erase markers come in different colors and styles. There are many options to choose from, depending on an individual’s needs. For example, a fine tip dry-erase marker is ideal for precise writing.
What brands of dry-erase markers are available?
Dry-erase markers are produced by many different brands, giving consumers a variety of reliable options to choose from.