Handy Art Empty 2 ounce Marker Bottle, Dauber Tip and Cap, 12-Each (900-003) , White
0Handy Art Empty 2 ounce Marker Bottle, Dauber Tip and Cap, 12-Each (900-003) , White
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Special tip offers convenient way to paint without brushes
Pressure-sensitive valve prevents spraying for clean performance
Multipurpose design can be filled with other liquids for versatile use
Replaceable tips ensure long-lasting, cost-efficient operation
Fill these 2 ounce marker bottles with Handy Art Washable or Tempera Paints to create your own paint markers. Marker bottles have pressure sensitive valves which ensure they won’t spray when squeezed. Bottles can also be filled other liquids such as water for other uses. Made in the USA.
Top reviews from the United States
Cheap mops but get the job done
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.