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If dry erase ink was available, we could stop throwing markers
away and just squirt fresh ink inside. If it works for printer
cartridges, why not?
MultiChem Ltd.
http://www.multiche...st/mainFrameset.htm
Buy dry erase ink in bulk here. The only problem- it's sold in 20 kg plastic jerry cans. [Cedar Park, Oct 04 2004]
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The same could be asked of any pen. |
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These are widely baked. Trouble is nobody bothers. |
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Dry erase markers were made to be disposable. If they were priced at $30-$60 each like printer cartridges, everyone would want to re-fill them. As it is, at less than a buck a pop, why bother? |
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