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Wooden-Handled Erasers, Student Size, Pack of 30

Wooden-Handled Erasers, Student Size, Pack of 30

Wooden-Handled Erasers, Student Size, Pack of 30

These traditional, wooden-handled mini whiteboard erasers feature carefully shaped handles made from wood for a comfy grip.

Perfect for students or cleaning smaller boards.

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£17.73 + VAT

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Description

Ideal for use in a wide variety of settings, whether you're at school or in the boardroom. The ergonomic handle makes these erasers easy to grip and comfy to hold. Keep your whiteboards clean and ready to go, regardless of the size!

Two sizes available.

Traditional style wooden-handled erasers
•  Ergonomically shaped handles with a natural wood finish
•  Soft, washable felt surface
•  Suitable for use on both whiteboards and chalkboards
•  Available in large for teachers, or mini for students

Small

or Large?

Both sizes have the same plus points, small is just better for small hands and vice versa with large.

Available in two sizes; Large - 15cm and Small - 5cm

Testing, Testing...

In the lab we've reviewed 42 different materials to find out which works the best while protecting your whiteboards.

Felt is 1 of 8 types of materials used on a regular basis to clean whiteboards. Felt, foam, tissue, cloth, microfibre, sponge, or if you are in a school, it’ll be clothes or skin.

Felt works by picking up the dry ink off the surface as well as pushing it to the side. It's this combination that makes felt get grubby over time, however it can normally be cleaned in the same way as chalk dusters.

4-Step Cleaning System

 

1. First use one of our many erasers to remove any ink from the surface
2. Then use a cleaner, we recommend our WCE500, on any light stains and marks
3. Magix should be used next to remove stubborn stains and permanent marker
4. Repeat step 3, using Magix again for a brilliant, conditioned board

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