At first, I was surely happy to learn that my daughter's class uses dry-erase boards to preserve paper. Now, I'm not so happy. They're saving trees and money, but I'm losing clothes that I unqualifiedly can't afford to replace (3 pairs of pants so far).
Try dabbing the smirch with some rubbing alcohol.:)
This video shows you how I made a 4'x'8' dry erase corpse-like board for $35. It shows the parts to get at Home Depot. Can see more info at ...
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