Pack of 8 Bright Washable Dot Markers - Foska

Yes, the markers feature a non-toxic formula, making them safe for children. Always supervise young children during craft activities.

The ink is washable. For skin and most fabrics, use soap and water. For hard surfaces, a damp cloth is usually sufficient. Clean up any spills immediately for best results.

Store the markers upright with the caps tightly secured to prevent the ink from drying out and to maintain the sponge tip's integrity.

You can create different sized dots by varying the pressure applied to the tip. Light pressure results in smaller dots, while heavier pressure creates larger dots.

Yes, before the first use, shake the marker and then press the center of the tip with a cotton swab for about two seconds to release internal pressure and prime the ink flow.

While primarily designed for paper, they can be used on some non-porous surfaces. However, always test on a small, inconspicuous area first, as the ink may be difficult to remove from certain materials.

If the tip dries out, try rehydrating it by holding it tip-down on a damp paper towel for a minute or two, then shake the marker and try applying ink again. Ensure caps are always replaced securely.

Ensure the marker was shaken properly and the tip was primed correctly on first use. Press down firmly on the paper to saturate the sponge tip. If still no ink, try gently cleaning the tip with a damp cloth.

This typically occurs with very thin paper. Try using a thicker paper stock or place a protective sheet underneath the artwork. Ensure you are not applying excessive pressure.

Adjust the pressure applied to the tip. Light pressure creates small dots, while firmer pressure creates larger dots. Ensure the tip is clean and free of debris.

Ensure the cap is aligned correctly before pulling or pushing. If it feels stiff, check for dried ink around the rim and wipe clean. Do not force the cap.