Handy ArtEmpty 2 ounce Marker Bottle, Dauber Tip and Cap, 12-Each (900-003) , White

Works perfect for your writer-on-a-budget. Got these on sale for $19 but even at current cost, it's a lil cheaper than buying from art shops local or online especially if you're not trying to spend $75-100 to avoid shipping fees.The ArtPrimo mop in the picture works exactly the same. The only major difference was the quality of the plastic bottles: Art Primo mop plastic was pristine, no imperfections, these mops had hella weird markings on them like the plastic got burnt or scorched but this was not an issue for when you are using them. The Art Primo mops also retain their shape better than these mops but again, this does not affect performance.I had no issues with the nib/tip or the cap. Lots of drips if you want them, very easy to squeeze bottle, almost too easy, I can understand why a lot of reviewers for this product comment on how messy they can get for their toddlers. The Art Primo mop is just a tad bit sturdier probably due to it's higher quality plastic.I tested these with homemade paint and brand name paint. Both worked really well. If you use ink or really runny paint like my homemade stuff, its going to come gushing out of that nib like nothing. If you like drippy mops, you're gonna like these.

Fill easy, nice mop sponge and great pressure making the squeeze oh so nice. Don't forget to grab some ball bearings

I just received these yesterday - but have used these in the past. They are fantastic little paint markers! I use these with my students - they have to make a lot of posters advertising students events on campus. These little bottles give them the chance to make really vibrant posters, while still having a lot of control over detail. We buy the big gallon paint jugs with pumps on top and come up with formulas to make different colors. So, while we may start with only 6 or 7 man colors, my students will blend inside these paint daubers to create a limitless array of colors to use.One thing, though, is I wish I could buy the tops separately. I know I can buy the dauber part separately, but haven't found a place to buy the tops. They are teenagers - they leave them with the tops off from time to time - and the tops go missing. The bottles themselves really never need to be replaced - but the dauber will wear out with time (or dry out if you leave the top off).My only real complaint is that you need pliers to get the dauber top off to refill the bottle. It is a little bit difficult - and messy. But, I'd rather have a top that is difficult to remove over one that pops out with too much pressure and makes a huge mess!

These are great. I added a little water to tempera paint and let the kids go at it. I was a little concerned that the stamping pads are small and removable but the snap in very securely. They are perfect for helping stretch limited classroom budgets because I can now buy the big bottles of paint and refill as necessary. They are way cheaper than bingo daubers or dot markers. They wash easily so I can do all one color or use the whole rainbow. They are a great size for kid hands. The ONLY thing I would change is that I wish there was a funnel included for filling. The bottle necks are small enough that I have to make a funnel from paper plates, parchment or plastic bags every time. It’s not awful but it creates unnecessary waste that these bottles are helping me cut back on. That said, I’m buying another set for another classroom.

Science Teacher here. We are always having to glue things into our Science Journals. These have worked wonderfully. Kids are able to easily dab their glue on to their papers. No more clogged bottles or kids squeezing half a bottle out on their paper. I have been using them for the first time this year and after a month of school and gluing every other day we are still not even half way through the bottles of glue yet. Happy with my purchase.

Besides art supplies, daubers can be used for safe application to small cut stems of honeysuckle. Their lids keep in the dangers while travelling, and when disposing. I just hate to think it might go into the ocean. I will save to see if they can be safely reused.

I bought these to make some markers. They work but the plastic is low quality so it will start to lose shape a day after you fill the bottle with paint and that makes it uncomfortable to grip. It also drips more than other markers. Some like the drip but for me its a negative. Other then that, good product and a cheap alternative to brand markers.

I love these! I've used these with students kindergarten to 6th grade. I fill them with 2/3 India ink and 1/3 water and they make a great line. I remind students not to press hard so they don't make an inky mess, and as long as they follow that rule it dries super fast. A couple of these are getting a little worn on the tips when kids press hard, but besides that they're great. The only downside is that the lids are a little bit hard to pop off to refill after they're on without getting your hands covered in ink.

I filled these with weed killer. You can apply the weed killer directly to the leaves (treat them like a bingo card) avoiding collateral damage to any desired plant adjacent. Worked on Canadian thistles that insist on growing in my flowers.

Cómodos, economicos, punta cambiable

Used for touching up hardie siding with a colour matched paint. They stay sealed with the cap screwed on and don’t dry out. .. only suggestion is maybe they could come with a cheap small funnel to easily fill and refill.

excelente producto, por que aumentaron el precio tan pronto, apenas pedi un paquete para ver la calidad y a un dia ya cuesta mas :/

They won’t leak if you don’t squeeze too hard on them. I used them for students age 8/9. They loved using them!