Whiteboard Cleaner That’s Non-Toxic
April 26, 2007
Recently I wrote about whiteboard cleaning tips. I have another idea and this one is also non-toxic.
This morning I was trying to clean off stubborn notes from my whiteboard. - Yep, I used the green pen (which I should have thrown away.)
I didn’t want to use fingernail polish remover because the smell does bother my stomach and this morning I’m not feeling so great.
Baking soda popped into my head.I’ve used that as a non-abrasive, non-toxic cleaner for other things. I put a bit on my baby-wipe and had a go. Yep - it works!
At some point I will have to spray water on the board to get the residue off, but this is now my favorite way to get stubborn pen marks off my board.
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catlady | April 27, 2007 at 10:29 pm
Have you tried toothpaste?
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susan2009 | April 28, 2007 at 7:26 am
I haven’t. Great idea.
Although I’d have to go out and buy some becasue I don’t use toothpaste; I use tooth soap.
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Francie | April 30, 2007 at 5:08 pm
Susan, I’ve heard of that idea from Martha Stewart… she used baking soda to clean the outside of the refrigerator… didn’t know it would work on a whiteboard, though… good to know!
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