how in the freak do I erase stuff ! ! !
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It has been over a year since i messed with these recorders and the batteries are not in them. I hope you have the instructions, its your only chance!!!! LOL
686378
Erase is the little button at top. Keep cover on after you write and its not kids toy
1026631
Yes, you can. My granddaughter showed me how it is done, and, of course, I forgot since 2 weeks ago, but they can be deleted.
1801077
I use alcohol to wipe mine down. I am the only one using it, however. Good luck!
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sorry, u can not erase wrong letter. so u have to redraw the whole graphics.
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Do you have an online manual? All the answers can be found in it. I believe you can press and hold the STOP button to clear it. Check your paper and ink, too.
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Don't know. Mine was a gift for my 5 yr. Old granddaughter and her dad same the same thing, won't erase.
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I used magic eraser.... Did a test before completely cleaning, and seems to be okay. I have some slight shadowing left over, but not nearly as bad as just water and a paper towel. Also, I used liquid chalk pens on the paper. Overall, I'm satisfied.
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yes you can, you can just remove what you wrote with the mark eraser or nail remover. Comes off pretty good.
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You should be able to pull off the eraser and put it in there. It worked ok for me to do that.
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For crayon or marker, I would probably try a Magic Eraser. Thankfully, I haven't had a reason to find out. We banned any writing instruments from my step-daughter's bedroom until she was old enough to be trusted with them. For standard cleaning, a mild all-purpose cleaner works fine. Just a side note - we bought chalkboard decals at the dollar store that we put on the blank cabinet door and on the side of the refrigerator, so she could write on it in chalk.
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Sorry I cant help you, i always clean it with a wet washcloth, never tried with a dry erase
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I too am disgusted by this, it is so annoying. I haven't figured out a way to totally stop it, but am looking. Currently my best recommendation is just to open up the drive in Windows Explorer, navigate to the top-most level on the drive (All of my stuff is in the Public folder), and use windows search to find all folders named 983db650f7f79bc8e87d9a3ba418aefc. I had roughly 1,200 of the little bastards. Then just highlight them all and delete. It took me about 10 minutes to delete 1,200 of them. The question really is will they come back........ Only time will tell, I hope it is something that only happens when the files are initially copied. I too am disgusted by this, it is so annoying. I haven't figured out a way to totally stop it, but am looking. Currently my best recommendation is just to open up the drive in Windows Explorer, navigate to the top-most level on the drive (All of my stuff is in the Public folder), and use windows search to find all folders named 983db650f7f79bc8e87d9a3ba418aefc. I had roughly 1,200 of the little bastards. Then just highlight them all and delete. It took me about 10 minutes to delete 1,200 of them. The question really is will they come back........ Only time will tell, I hope it is something... » Read More I too am disgusted by this, it is so annoying. I haven't figured out a way to totally stop it, but am looking. Currently my best recommendation is just to open up the drive in Windows Explorer, navigate to the top-most level on the drive (All of my stuff is in the Public folder), and use windows search to find all folders named 983db650f7f79bc8e87d9a3ba418aefc. I had roughly 1,200 of the little bastards. Then just highlight them all and delete. It took me about 10 minutes to delete 1,200 of them. The question really is will they come back........ Only time will tell, I hope it is something that only happens when the files are initially copied. « Show Less
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I use dry and wet erase markers on this and I have found the best thing to utilize to wipe them off is Lysol Disinfectant Wipes. The ones in the Yellow containers. :-)
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We use a dry-erase eraser to erase, but use the spray once in a while to make it look like new. The kids use the board daily.
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It takes it right off assuming it hasn't already been erased once. On a whiteboard you will always end up with some background smears if you don't spray and wipe it often, but the Spray works very well. I have heard Windex does the same though and that may be the cheaper rout.
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I use a Chlorox or Lysol wipe on my computer keyboard and my mouse. I'm all about killin' those cooties! :)