Cleaning your Whiteboard Correctly

How to take care of your whiteboard in 5 easy steps

Always use good quality dry marker pens with a soft tip, and allow the ink to dry before it is erased. Hard tip pens may scratch and damage the writing surface of the board.

Always erase writing with a dry marker eraser or a soft cloth which should be cleaned or replaced regularly to avoid build-up of pigment, as this will crystallise and form an abrasive surface whichcould damage the writing surface of your board.Do not leave written work on the board over a holiday or for morethan one week.

Over a period of time, a build-up of pigment may cause a slightdiscolouration of the surface. This can be removed by using DBD Unique whiteboard cleaner, available in 250ml spray 1 litreor 2.5 litre container, and then buffing with a dry cloth.

For older or more heavily stained boards, use DBD Unique WHITEBOARD Conditioner, available in 250ml spray 1 litre or 2.5 litrecontainer. This will produce a silicone film on the surface, tofacilitate subsequent cleaning. After application, the conditionermust be left for 24 hours, to dry completely. We recommend this isonly used once or twice a year. This must NOT be used on boardswith rulings.

If a permanent marker has been used in error, DO NOT USESTRONG SOLVENTS or ABRASIVES. DBD Unique WHITE BOARDConditioner, available in 250ml spray 1 litre or 2.5 litre container,can be used to remove the pigment but must be left 24 hours todry completely. This must NOT be used on boards with rulings.

If you want any advice or help with your whiteboards, get in touch using the contact us page on our www.staging01.jewelosman.com website.