Re:Chalk-manship: how to draw dotted lines on chalkboards, M...
by michaelcampbell on Thursday March 30, 2023 @11:29AM
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I probably read the same thing and bought some of the more recent Korean-purchased version, and it _is_ quite wonderful.
I've always hated whiteboards; when I leave something up on my chalkboard for a few days/weeks, I can still erase it. If I need more cleaning, water works. I don't need some foul smelling, expensive, concoction to clean the damn thing. (Yes, I know the "tricks" of toothpaste or drawing over the stains; the latter counts as "foul smelling, expensive", however.)
Any dust that gets on my clothes (never happens, but a common complaint), is removed with my hand easily enough.
Specifically Hagoromo chalk, I think