Dry Erase DOES NOT Work!!

[NintenGirl]

I'm sure all of you here on this forum are more intelligent than myself and thus have not tried to write with a dry erase marker on your Wii -- but sadly, in a fit of joy, I got over excited and tried such a thing (having heard on the internet that it was possible -- and gosh, everything you read on the internet is TRUE, right???). FYI, IT DOESN'T WORK.

I wrote with a blue dry erase marker and seconds later, tried to erase it with my finger just to be sure and it was INSTANTLY set. I was like holy crap.

Now, if I scrub really hard it does come off (although there are small stains of blue). My friend also suggested I try nail polish remover, and I also have goof off at home I want to try too.

Anyway, just a heads up to all you wii fans out there

 

[Swiftay]

haha umm, what did you write?

 

[registerednerd]

For [a parellel] future reference, to get permanent marker off a dry erase board, mark over the entire mark with dry erase marker, then wipe it right off.

 

[The_Mitch]

i heard about the dry erase marker thing also. however if you read more about it, they say to use a wet cloth to wipe it away

 

[wiiCrazy]

Ugh! My mom taught me at age 4 not to write on my toys with markers and crayons!

 

[Kamikaze]

Ugh! My mom taught me at age 4 not to write on my toys with markers and crayons!

You make yourself sound like you're 6.

 

[NintenGirl]

I just wrote, "Wii Rocks!" lol

 

[Kamikaze]

Why am I truly the only sane one on this forum?

 

[DBloke]

CRABS ARE EVIL

 

[ninnie x]

^LOL!:lol: