Problem Solved - Whiteboard Cleaner Spray Dry Erase Liquid | Drywipe Boards Cleaner Ideal for Schools, Office and Classrooms - 250 ml

Great for cleaning daughter’s whiteboard!

I’m not convinced this is any more effective than anti-bac spray or washing up liquid with some water.I can’t hate on it too hard, because it does work.Smells neutral, sprays as expected and looks like a good quality product.I believe it’s unnecessarily expensive and won’t be purchasing again.

My whiteboard had seen some heavy use over a few days and I wanted to get it clean and remove old ink residues. I attempted to use this whiteboard cleaner but it didn't work. It made literally no difference to the cleanliness of the surface. I tried using a microfibre cloth and some kitchen paper, but to no avail. I did note that this product contained isopropanol at only 10% w/w, whereas those whiteboard manufacturers that make a recommendation suggest at least 70% w/w strength for cleaning, with some recommening 90% w/w or more. I eventually got the board clean with a little squirt of WD40 retrieved from the garage. The only problem with WD40 is that it has a strong smell which lingers for a day or two even in a well-ventilated room. I'd suggest using some 99% isopropyl alcohol. There is plenty of choice via Amazon at very reasonable prices.

Works a treat

No good on older marks and leaves smudging

Rubbish

I was trying to clean a whiteboard that hadn't been used for a while. Really struggling to get the marker off, spray was OK on some bits but wasn't getting anywhere with a lot of it. Tried soaking it in spray still not budging. Tried a different make spray and low and behold it wiped straight off. Won't be buying this again