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Cleaners and accessories are sold in several forms: refillable sachets (mixed with water in a spray bottle), ready-to-use spray bottles/cleaning fluids, reusable cloth wipes, foam cleaning sponges/erasers, traditional felt-strip erasers, and multifunction cleaning tools that combine a brush, pen, and spray bottle.

Product details list cleaners formulated for plastic, magnetic, and MDF dry-erase boards, as well as porcelain, melamine, and glass marker boards. Some listings also note multipurpose or multi-surface cleaners.

Typical product directions are: 1) erase the board with a dry eraser first; 2) spray cleaner evenly across the surface; 3) wipe with a soft, lint-free cloth. For sachets, mix with water in a spray bottle before use. Foam cleaning sponges/erasers are often used wet—squeeze and wipe or rub to remove marks.

Most product descriptions emphasize regular cleaning but do not give a specific interval. One reusable cleaner set explicitly recommends cleaning every two weeks to maintain board performance; other listings simply state that regular use helps resist ghosting and staining.

Common options include single bottles (for example, 8 oz), multi-packs (such as 16.9 fl oz bottles sold in packs of six), 17 oz spray bottles, sachet packs (e.g., six sachets that make three liters), and accessory packs like 5-count wipes or erasers sold in packs of three or seven.

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