If you use a dry erase board at home, school or at the office, you know how frustrating it can be when you find one or more of your markers dry and unusable. Of course you can simply replace the marker by ordering new ones online or you can Google “how to fix dried out dry erase markers” and see what comes up. The usual reply is to uncap your dried marker, place the tip portion in a bowl of water and let it stay that way for about 24 hours. Then towel dry and you should be able to use it again. This method may or may not work but at least you’ll know you did all you could before spending extra cash.
Dry Erase Board Markers:
Dry Erase Board Markers pictured: Quartet Dry Erase Markers, Whiteboard Markers, Fine Point, Mini, Magnetic, ReWritables, Classic Colors, 6 Pack (51-659312Q)
3-Shelf utility cart
Carts are useful for all sorts of environments. In a restaurant, they can be used to carry dishes to and from the kitchen, in an office they can be used to hold heavier supplies like stacks of paper, or even printers when they are shared from desk to desk. Whatever the cart may be for, make sure the wheels are sturdy, as this is the mostly thing to break over time.
3-Shelf utility cart:
3-Shelf utility cart pictured: Trinity 3-Tier Utility Cart
Office desk paper organizer
There are several ways to organize paper on your office desk. One way is to simply make piles here and there. This is the simplest and cheapest way, but it’s probably not the most efficient when it comes to finding specific documents. Another way is to get some kind of organizer – be it the horizontal tray-type or the vertical file holder type. It requires a bit more organization on your part, but it pays off when you need to find something later.
Office desk paper organizer:
Office desk paper organizer: Rolodex Mesh Collection 3-Tier Desk Shelf, Letter-Size, Black (22341)
