Name: Quartet 550 17 oz. Dry Erase Whiteboard Spray Cleaner
Brand: Quartet
SKU: 139550E
Price: 12.49 USD
Availability: InStock

A clear plastic bottle of Quartet Dry Erase Whiteboard Spray Cleaner with a white sprayer.

A clear spray bottle with a yellow and white label for Quartet Dry Erase Whiteboard Cleaner.

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Product Overview

Removes dirt, dust, and dry erase ink from dry erase surfaces
Plant-based, pH balanced formula is non-toxic
Produces very little odor
Helps prevent dry erase markers from staining when used regularly
Safe and easy to use on a variety of dry erase surfaces
Great for boards with high usage in a classroom or conference room

UPC Code:00034138550007

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Quantity: 1/Each
Shipping Weight: 1.17 lb.
Capacity: 17 oz.
Chemical Form: Spray
Color: Clear
Features: Made in America
Type: Cleaning Chemicals

Quartet 550E Details

For a cleaner, brighter white board, use some of this Quartet 550 17 oz. dry erase whiteboard spray bottle cleaner. Its convenient spray bottle design allows you to simply squirt and then wipe away any ink stains or marks leftover after erasing. The formula is plant-based and unscented, but best of all it's also non-toxic. This makes it safe for use in a variety of areas.

Plus, this cleaner's 17 oz. bottle ensures you have a large enough amount of it on hand for use. Use this spray bottle cleaner in your classroom or conference room to keep your dry erase whiteboard clean and in pristine conditions.

Overall Dimensions:
Capacity: 17 oz.

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Made in America
This item was made in the United States of America.
ACMI AP (Approved Product) Seal
This item meets the safety standards imposed by the Art & Creative Materials Institute (ACMI), to be labeled in accordance with the chronic hazard labeling standard, ASTM D 4236, and the U. S. Labeling of Hazardous Art Materials Act (LHAMA).
EPA Registered
Product will not cause unreasonable harm to the user or the environment if used according to its directions and restrictions.