Erasable markers

 


How do dry erasable markers work and why can they be used to erase inerasable markers

 



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Think with your head, not your a$$.

I think erasable markers are exactly the same as the non-erasable markers because whatever they use to remove the erasable markers works for both types. I'm not sure what the "ingredient" is or the chemical they use but it appears to be the exact same marker, just marketed under a different name and sold for more money.


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