You've definitely used dry-erase markers to mark up a whiteboard in a classroom or at the office—they’re so ubiquitous, ...

Dry-erase markers stink and it's quite frustrating to find that all the markers on the ledge are dried out. It turns out that jumbo children's crayons work just as well and you never have to worry ...

Veteran teachers will debate endlessly the merits of chalk vs. dry-erase markers. Some insist that their preferred system has pedagogical benefits (one science teacher said she wrote more slowly ...

“There was this single-use dry erase marker,” McAllister said. “The body is plastic, the nib is plastic, the cap is plastic, the ink is soaked in plastic — it’s all garbage. So we ...

But dry erase markers use inks with a minimal adhesive, making notes and drawings that can be easily wiped away afterwards. According to Mould, the ink in dry erase markers is also insoluble.