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Re: White Boards

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From: Woody Duncan (wduncan_at_TeacherArtExchange)
Date: Mon Sep 16 2002 - 04:10:26 PDT

I use rubbing alcohol on my white board.
                                Woody in KC

> I have been monitoring this list for several years(and benefited from tons of
> good info on art and teaching in general). Now, I have a question. Has anyone
> out there ever used a commercial multi-surface spray cleaner on a white board
> instead of the special pricey one made specifically for them. I have just
> aquired a small portable board for my classroom and noted that the pricey
> cleaner smells like the cheaper multi-surface cleaner and has some of the
> chemial content. There were no instructions with my board (at least that got
> to me) on what to use. 

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