Crayola Ultra Clean Fine Line Markers - 40 Count


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The Crayola Ultra Clean Fine Line Markers (40 count) are designed for students, hobbyists, and artists who require precision and ease of use in their creative projects. These markers offer the significant advantage of water-based washable ink, which simplifies cleanup on skin and most clothing, though users should note that the fine-tip nibs are intended for detail work rather than coloring large, expansive surface areas.
| Model Part Number | 1401090 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Crayola |
Yes, they are non-toxic and designed for artistic play, though they are recommended for ages 3 and up.
They are designed to wash out of most machine-washable clothing, but results may vary based on fabric type and the length of time the stain sits.
No, these markers are designed specifically for paper and porous surfaces.
Use a light touch when drawing. The fine nib is delicate and does not require heavy pressure to release ink.
No, they are specifically formulated to be washable and water-based, meaning they are not intended for permanent labeling.
Ensure the cap is aligned straight with the barrel and push until you hear a distinct click.
Store the marker in a downward-facing position for 30-60 minutes to gravity-feed the ink to the nib.
Treat the fabric with a standard laundry pre-wash stain remover and wash in a warm cycle; repeat if necessary.
Setup is straightforward: simply uncap the marker to begin drawing. To ensure longevity, always snap the cap back on firmly until it clicks to prevent the ink from drying out. Store the markers horizontally whenever possible to maintain an even ink flow to the tip. If a marker tip becomes dry after a period of disuse, you can often revive it by dipping the nib lightly in water or storing it tip-down for an hour. These markers are compatible with standard drawing surfaces and should be used on paper for the best results.