[TheForge] erasable marker boards

[Dann]

Dave,

Try  using  cooking oil, like corn or canola oil on an old dish rag.  Rub 
it a while, then leave the oily rag on the bad area of your White 
Board,  and rub some more later.   I  have had good luck removing even 
"permanent"  magic marker.

Cooking oil also works "better" than anything else that I have ever 
tried  on getting oil based paint and roofing tar out of   clothing.  Rub 
the oil in a little,   let it "rest" in a bucket a while,  make a small 
batch machine wash in good detergent.  If it isn't all out,  take the damp 
fabric fresh from the washer, rub more cooking oil in. and repeat the process.

Dann Johnson



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