How to prevent forgetting to cap the whiteboard marker and drying it out?

Whiteboard Pen Ink Types

Whiteboard pens are mainly divided into water-based and alcohol-based types. Water-based pens have poor ink stability, leading to smudging and writing issues in humid conditions, and their performance varies with climate. Alcohol-based pens dry quickly, erase easily, and offer consistent, humidity-resistant writing, making them ideal for classrooms and meetings.

Most of the whiteboard pens on the market are alcohol based

How to solve the problem of whiteboard pens drying out?

Learn these practical remedies to restore a dry pen's ink to its original state.

1.Refill the pen: If a whiteboard pen dries out, add an appropriate amount of refill ink and it's ready to use again.

2.If that fails, soak the tip in nail polish remover for five minutes to loosen dried ink. Remove and blot with a paper towel before testing.

3.If performance remains poor, add a small amount of alcohol to the ink reservoir. Gently shake to mix, then invert the pen briefly to help ink flow to the tip.

4. For hardened tips, use a fine needle to carefully clear clogged pores.

The use of Aobozi whiteboard pen ink is smooth and fluent

Quick drying, easy to write and wipe

Aobozi alcohol-based whiteboard marker ink uses imported pigments and eco-friendly additives. It dries quickly, adheres well, and erases cleanly without residue.

1.Odor-free: Smooth writing with no smudging, reduced friction, and improved writing efficiency.

2.Long uncapped life: Vivid colors, fast drying, and smear resistance enable reliable writing for over ten hours after uncapping.

Aobozi whiteboard marker writes smoothly and doesn't stick to the board

Able to write normally even after removing the hat for more than ten hours