Prym Aqua Trick Marker & Water Pen

The marker lines are designed to be temporary and water-erasable. Their longevity can vary depending on the fabric and environmental conditions. For best results, remove marks before washing or prolonged exposure to moisture.

The water pen is generally safe for most fabrics. However, always test on a small, inconspicuous area first, especially on delicate or dark-colored materials, to ensure no discoloration or damage occurs.

Lightly dampen the tip of the water pen and gently glide it over the marked line. The ink should dissipate with the water. You can then blot the area with a clean cloth or let it air dry.

No, this is a temporary marking tool. The lines are specifically designed to be removed with water and are not intended for permanent designs.

The 'Aqua Trick' ink is formulated to be water-erasable. However, it is always recommended to test on a fabric sample first, as some dyes or fabric types might react unexpectedly. Prompt removal with the water pen is advised.

The Prym Aqua Trick Marker & Water Pen set typically comes as a disposable unit. The water pen is not designed for refilling.

The Aqua Trick Marker applies temporary ink lines onto fabric for marking. The Water Pen uses plain water to dissolve and remove these ink lines, or can be used for general stain removal on fabric.

Ensure the marker tip is not dry. If it feels dry, try gently pressing the tip on a piece of scrap fabric to encourage ink flow. Check that the cap was properly sealed when not in use.

You may have waited too long for the marks to set, or the fabric type might not be compatible. Re-wet the area with the water pen and gently blot. If still present, test again on a fresh sample, ensuring immediate application of water after marking.

Check if the pen has an internal reservoir that needs filling or priming. Gently squeeze the body of the pen. Ensure the tip is not blocked by dried ink or fabric fibers. Rinse the tip under cool water if necessary.

This indicates a potential reaction between the marker ink and the fabric dye. Always test on a sample first. For existing marks, try gently washing the garment according to its care label.