Piano's whiteboard refill ships in a blue box and the permanent version in yellow, which is the quickest way to avoid the classic mix-up.
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The blue Piano whiteboard refill beside its 15 ml carton — the blue box is what separates this from the yellow-carton permanent ink.
Description
Every staff room in Pakistan has made this mistake at least once: someone tops up the board marker from whichever Piano bottle was nearest, writes a full lesson on the whiteboard, and then discovers it will not come off. Piano makes its whiteboard and permanent refills in near-identical bottles, and the carton colour is the fastest way to keep them apart. Whiteboard is the blue carton. Permanent is the yellow one.
That is not a trivial warning. Permanent ink on a melamine whiteboard is a genuine problem to remove and often leaves a ghost behind even after solvent, so a mislabelled shelf costs a board rather than a bottle. If your store cupboard holds both, the cheapest fix is a marker pen line across the shelf edge separating the blue boxes from the yellow ones.
The bottle itself is 15 ml with a fine white dropper nozzle, which is what makes topping up controllable. Open the marker, hold it tip-down and add ink a few drops at a time until the felt darkens — the carton's own instruction to leave the marker in a tip-down position for a few minutes afterwards applies here just as it does to the permanent version, and it is what stops the first few strokes coming out dry.
This refill is what keeps a classroom or meeting-room marker in service. A whiteboard marker is thrown away long before its tip wears out, almost always because it dried while capped badly over a weekend, and a Rs. 99 bottle brings several of them back. For a school running a dozen boards, that arithmetic is the entire reason refill ink exists.
The carton carries a green non-toxic leaf mark and a do-not-ingest pictogram, both the manufacturer's own markings on the box. Piano is Sayyed's marker ink line, and the carton carries the since-1965 mark on its top panel. Keep the bottle capped, upright and out of reach of children, and refill the markers yourself rather than handing the bottle to a class.
Black and blue are the colours photographed here, and green and red run in the same range. The Safencia price is Rs. 99 for the 15 ml bottle with Cash on Delivery across Pakistan. Send the colour you need on WhatsApp and we confirm stock, your city and the delivery charge before dispatch.
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Features
Specifications
| Product name | Piano Whiteboard Marker Ink 15ml Refill Bottle |
|---|---|
| Category | Arts and Crafts |
| Recommended age | 12+ years |
| Product type | Whiteboard and dry-erase marker refill ink |
| Volume | 15 ml per bottle |
| Colours | Black and blue photographed; green and red in the same range |
| Applicator | Fine white dropper nozzle |
| Carton colour | Blue — Piano's permanent refill uses a yellow carton |
| Carton markings | Non-toxic leaf mark and do-not-ingest pictogram |
| Fits | Standard refillable dry-erase whiteboard markers |
| Brand | Piano by Sayyed |
| Price | Rs. 99 |
| Stock status | In stock |
| Cash on Delivery | Available across Pakistan |
| Delivery time | 3-5 working days after WhatsApp order confirmation |
| What is included | 1 x Piano whiteboard marker ink bottle, 15 ml, in the colour you choose, 1 x printed retail carton |
What's in the Box
- 1 x Piano whiteboard marker ink bottle, 15 ml, in the colour you choose
- 1 x printed retail carton
FAQs
How do I tell the Piano whiteboard refill from the permanent one?
By the carton colour. The whiteboard refill comes in a blue box and the permanent marking ink in a yellow one. The bottles themselves look almost identical, so the box is the reliable check before you open anything.
What happens if I refill a board marker with permanent ink?
You get writing that will not wipe off the whiteboard. Removing it needs solvent and often leaves a ghost on melamine, so a mix-up costs a board rather than a bottle. Keep the blue and yellow cartons on separate shelves.
How do I refill a whiteboard marker with this ink?
Open the marker, hold it tip-down and add ink through the nozzle a few drops at a time until the felt darkens. Leave it tip-down for a few minutes afterwards so the ink reaches the writing tip before you use it.
Why do whiteboard markers dry out so quickly?
Almost always a cap that was not pushed on properly. The solvent evaporates through the gap over a weekend and the tip hardens while the barrel still holds felt, which is exactly the marker a 15 ml refill bottle is meant to rescue.
Which colours does Piano whiteboard ink come in?
Black and blue are the two photographed here, and green and red run in the same range at the same Rs. 99 price. Send the colour you need on WhatsApp and we confirm what is in stock before dispatch.
Is this ink safe for children to use?
The carton carries a green non-toxic leaf mark and a do-not-ingest pictogram, both manufacturer markings. Even so, refilling is a job for a teacher or parent — keep the bottle capped, upright and out of a classroom's reach.
Will Piano whiteboard ink work in any board marker?
It suits standard refillable dry-erase markers, the kind whose barrel opens or whose nib pushes back. It is not made for permanent markers, fountain pens or textile markers, each of which needs a different ink entirely.
Can I pay cash on delivery for Piano Whiteboard Marker Ink in Pakistan?
Yes. Cash on Delivery is available across Pakistan, including Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, Rawalpindi and many other cities.
How fast is delivery in Pakistan?
Orders are confirmed on WhatsApp before dispatch. Delivery usually takes 3-5 working days in major Pakistani cities, depending on courier route and city.
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