Dry-erase markers are specially designed to be wiped easily off non-porous surfaces, specifically whiteboards. Lecturers, teachers and presenters use them instead of chalk, as they are unaffected by water, require you to put less pressure on the board and are less messy.
The ink used in dry-erase markers is almost identical to that used in permanent markers. It is comprised of colored pigments, a chemical solvent (like alcohol) and a polymer or "release agent." The type of polymer used marks the main difference between dry-erase and permanent markers. Unlike permanent markers, which use acrylic polymers to make the pigment stick to surfaces, dry-erase markers use an oily silicone polymer. The ink's slippery consistency prevents the colored pigment from coming in direct contact with the surface so it can easily be wiped off. Furthermore, the use of alcohol as solvent makes the ink dry quickly, becoming attached to the surface but not absorbed. When the ink is dry, it is even easier to wipe off (if it is still wet, wiping will smear the ink before removing it).
Despite the ink's oily quality, dry-erase markers are permanent on any porous surface, such as paper and skin. They work on non-porous materials like glass and metal, but they are ideally suited for whiteboards. This is because whiteboards have a slight static charge, which helps the pigment stick to the surface, resulting in bold writing, but they are non-porous, meaning that wiping them clean is effortless.
Dry erase markers are typically made of a pigment or dye, a solvent such as alcohol or water, a polymer resin to bind the pigments together, and often a surfactant to help the ink flow smoothly. The pigments in the markers allow them to write on non-porous surfaces like whiteboards, while the solvent evaporates quickly, leaving behind the pigments on the surface.
No, a dry erase eraser is specifically designed to erase dry erase markers from whiteboards. It may not effectively remove chalk from a chalkboard and could potentially leave a residue behind.
Dry erase markers are generally safe for use on whiteboards and other non-porous surfaces. However, it is important to avoid ingesting or inhaling the ink, as it can be toxic in large quantities. It is best to use them in a well-ventilated area and keep them away from children who may be tempted to put them in their mouths.
Dry erase markers come in a variety of colors, with black, blue, red, and green being the most common. They can also be found in other colors like purple, pink, orange, and more for creative and customized uses.
Yes, sniffing dry erase markers can be harmful to both the lungs and the brain. The fumes emitted from dry erase markers contain volatile organic compounds (VOCs) that can irritate the lungs and may lead to symptoms like dizziness, headaches, and nausea. Prolonged exposure to these fumes can also impact brain function and may cause long-term health effects. It is important to use these markers in a well-ventilated area and avoid inhaling the fumes.
Dry-erase markers contain a non-toxic, low-odor liquid ink that is easily wiped off whiteboards or other smooth surfaces. It dries quickly, allowing for easy writing and erasing without smudging or leaving residue. Dry-erase markers are a popular choice for classrooms, offices, and other settings where information needs to be written and erased often.
Expo offers different types of dry erase markers, a variety of boards made for dry erase markers, and accessories for dry erase markers and boards such as erasers and cleaning supplies to maintain their products.
One can purchase dry erase markers at craft stores such as Michaels. Also stores that sell office products and paper and notebooks such as the store Staples, carry dry erase markers and dry erase boards.
Dry erase markers - it can erase off of anything, like Boards, Hands, etc... Wet Erase markers - it will be a little harder for people to take off of anything.
Yes, you can write on glass with dry erase markers, and the marks will wipe right off.
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The fumes that come from dry erase markers are not harmful. The markers do smell very bad but they will not hurt you in no way.
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Dry erase markers are used mainly on white boards though can be used on some other materials. They make it easy to erase what has been written for multiple ideas from other people.
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You can use permanent markers or wet-erase markers to write on transparencies. Avoid using dry-erase markers as they can easily smudge or rub off.
No, a dry erase eraser is specifically designed to erase dry erase markers from whiteboards. It may not effectively remove chalk from a chalkboard and could potentially leave a residue behind.
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