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The Show-me Plant Based Whiteboard Cleaning Cloths are an ideal solution for teachers and office managers seeking an eco-friendly way to maintain drywipe boards without contributing to plastic waste. These durable, plant-based cloths provide superior ink removal performance compared to traditional erasers, though users should note they require occasional machine washing to remain effective over long periods.
| Model Part Number | PBDC40RD |
|---|---|
| Brand | Show-me |
Yes, they are non-abrasive and safe for use on all standard drywipe and magnetic whiteboard surfaces.
These are optimized for drywipe ink. For wet-wipe markers, the cloth may need to be slightly dampened with water.
These are designed for high durability and can be machine washed many times while maintaining their cleaning effectiveness.
Generally, no. The material is designed to lift drywipe ink on its own. For extremely stubborn stains, only use board-safe cleaning fluids.
The red color is standard for these Show-me packs to help differentiate them from other cleaning supplies or to designate them for specific classrooms.
The cloth is likely saturated with ink; flip to a clean side or replace it with a fresh cloth.
Ensure you did not use fabric conditioner, as this coating prevents the fibers from grabbing ink particles.
No complex setup is required; simply take a cloth from the pack and begin wiping. These cloths are compatible with all standard drywipe board surfaces. To maintain performance, monitor the cloth for ink saturation. Once the surface of the cloth is covered, fold it to expose a clean side. Once all sides are used, collect the cloths and wash them in a standard laundry cycle at up to 60ºC. Avoid using fabric softeners during the wash, as these can leave a residue that hinders the cloth's ability to pick up drywipe ink effectively.
