Pack of 8 Washable Dot Markers - Foska

Yes, the ink is formulated to be washable from skin, most fabrics, and common surfaces. For best results, clean spills or marks promptly.

Light pressure creates smaller dots, while firmer pressure creates larger circles. Experiment on scrap paper to find the desired effect.

These markers are generally suitable for children aged 3 and up, with adult supervision recommended for younger users.

On first use, a firm press for a few seconds is needed to prime the tip. For subsequent uses, moderate pressure should be sufficient to dispense ink, with more pressure creating larger marks.

With proper storage and regular use, the ink in each marker should last for a considerable number of art projects. Longevity depends on the frequency and intensity of use.

No, these markers are specifically designed for creating dots and circles. They are not intended for fine-line drawing or intricate detail work.

Ensure the cap is securely fastened when not in use. Try shaking the marker gently. If it still doesn't dispense ink, it may have dried out or been left uncapped for an extended period.

Ensure the marker was properly primed on first use. Shake the marker gently and try pressing the tip firmly onto paper. Check that the cap was securely on and the marker has not dried out.

Shake the marker gently to redistribute the ink. Ensure the sponge tip is clean and not clogged. For initial use, ensure the internal pressure was released correctly.

While designed to be washable, some surfaces or dried ink may require more effort. Try warm water and soap immediately. For fabric, test a small, inconspicuous area first.

Avoid applying excessive force during use. If the tip is significantly damaged, it may affect ink application. Ensure markers are stored properly with caps on.