You can use dry-erase markers on a lot more surfaces than just a whiteboard—just about any non-porous surface can be used as ...

which means you can actually just write over the permanent marker with a dry-erase marker and wipe it up, Hendrickson says. (This trick also works great for most metal surfaces.) As a rule of ...

The smooth porcelain writing surface resists ghosting for years of use. Double-sided partition has a dry-erase markerboard on both sides. The unique leg shape lets you easily attach multiple units ...