Chalk Markers vs. Dry Erase Markers

If you have a dry erase board in your home or office, you will certainly want to be sure you use the right kind of markers - the kind that will erase after you're done! Regular markers can be dangerous to use on your dry erase surface.

The most common markers to use on a dry erase board are dry erase markers which are designed specifically for this purpose.

However, you can also use the chalk markers on a dry erase board. Sometimes the chalk marker will not as erase as well so you may need to use a magic eraser rather than just a tissue or a wet wipe like you would with a dry erase marker.

No, dry erase markers and whiteboard markers are not the same product. They are often mistaken for each other though!

This is because both kinds of markers are similar in size and have similar tip designs.

Both kinds of markers also come in many different colour options, however, a dry erase marker will erase much easier from a whiteboard or dry erase board surface. This makes dry erase markers the preferable choice when it comes to situations where the marker is needed for temporary use.

Another difference is that chalk markers have a chalk like finish and appearance when they have dried.

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You probably know that dry erase markers are the way to go when it comes to a whiteboard or dry erase board. However, you may also be wondering if you can break out your chalk markers to use on the whiteboard when you are in a pinch. The answer is yes! Chalk markers do work on whiteboards so they can be use on both whiteboards and dry erase boards. It is important to note though that dry erase markers are the default and preferred method for a reason.

Chalk markers do not wipe off as easily as dry erase markers will which can make clean up a bit of a pain sometimes.

Chalk markers are often used for dry erase boards, or for other surfaces such as windows, blackboard stickers, or mirrors. Essentially any non-porous surface can be dressed up with a chalk marker! They are also referred to as liquid chalk markers.

Once a chalk marker dries, it can be difficult to erase it from the surface. They do not erase as easily as dry erase markers. This can be either a pro or a con depending on the situation.

THIS CAN BE EITHER A PRO OR A CON, DEPENDING ON THE SITUATION! FOR EXAMPLE, WHEN IT COMES TO TEMPORARY USE, LIKE ON A DRY-ERASE BOARD AT A MEETING, THIS COULD BE A DRAWBACK. 

Wet erase markers, also know as wet-wipe markers, are a type of writing tool that are used to write on surfaces that can be wiped clean with a damp cloth or sponge

Unlike dry erase markers that are used on whiteboards and other smooth surfaces, a wet erase marker is designed to be used on non-porous surfaces such as plastic, glass, and laminated surfaces. A wet erase marker can produce a more permanent mark that can resist smudging, fading, or being accidentally wiped off.

To remove the writing, a wet cloth or sponge is need to clean the surface, hence the name "wet erase." Wet erase markers are oftne used for writing on overhead projector transparencies, menu boards, glossy blackboards, and other surfaces where a more durable mark is required.