description Whiteboard Markers (Low Odor) Overview
While not a board itself, the quality of the writing implement is crucial. Low-odor markers are highly recommended for enclosed spaces, classrooms, or long work sessions where strong chemical smells can cause headaches. Choosing a reputable brand ensures consistent ink flow and vibrant, non-smudging colors that erase cleanly from various board surfaces.
help Whiteboard Markers (Low Odor) FAQ
What does low odor mean on whiteboard markers?
Low-odor dry-erase ink is formulated to reduce the strong solvent smell, but it is not necessarily odorless. EXPO specifically markets its low-odor markers for classrooms, offices, and homes. [EXPO low-odor marker information](https://www.expomarkers.ca/expo/markers/dry-erase-markers/expo-low-odor-dry-erase-markers-fine-tip/SP_48356.html)
Can low-odor whiteboard markers be used on glass?
EXPO says its dry-erase markers work on whiteboards and most nonporous surfaces, which can include glass. Test a small area first because some specialty coatings and porous boards do not erase cleanly.
Should I choose fine-tip or chisel-tip whiteboard markers?
Fine tips suit detailed notes, calendars, and small writing, while chisel tips make thicker lines that are easier to read from the back of a classroom. EXPO's fine-tip assortment is sold in a 4-count pack, and BIC Velleda fine markers use a 1.4 mm line.
How do I prevent ghosting and stains from dry-erase markers?
Use the markers only on a clean, nonporous dry-erase surface and wipe old writing with a suitable whiteboard eraser or cleaner. If a marker is permanent, do not keep scrubbing the board coating because repeated harsh cleaning can make future writing harder to erase.
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