EXPO Bright Sticks Wet Erase Fluorescent Markers Bullet Tip 5 Count - Whiteboard Calendar Organization Teacher Supplies

Works great! I tried several different expo markers and couldn’t find any that worked good on black glass. This work great and are very bright! Read more

These are easy to use, produce bright marks, are long-lasting, but wipe right off of glass with a dry tissue. Wet may erase better, but I've only used dry, as it works so well and gets easier as the tissue or rag collects ink. Whte isn't very visible on a mirror, but looks amazing on black. The other colors are much brighter on a mirror or whiteboard. The tips come unprimed, so they will last a long time before their first use, as the ink has not begun flowing into the tip. To get them ready for writing the first time, you must press the tip into a surface (even the side of its removable cap) several times until the ink begins to flow. Then they will write on the glass. And they will be ready to write immediately in the future, the next time the cap is removed. Read more

I bought these markers so I could write myself notes and reminders on my bathroom mirror, because where am I almost guaranteed to look on a daily basis? The bathroom mirror. Post-It notes are great, but when you can write directly onto the surface of a hard, non-porous surface, and have it wipe off with ease (even if it's been sitting there for a few weeks)... well, that's a great product. Plus it looks cool. I've even used these to write myself notes on my refrigerator, stove, other mirrors, windows, etc.. I'm even considering buying another set for at work, so I can write myself notes on the steel cabinets and desk. Despite its name, "Wet-Erase," I've found that it takes nothing more then a bit of pressure and a soft cloth (or facial tissue, toilet paper, paper towel, etc.) to remove the marks completely. But, it won't rub off so easily if you just happen to lightly brush it with something. In conclusion, I really like this product, and will definitely be purchasing more in the future. Read more

We use these for our specials board for many years. We have a black board and these are just the BEST, most vibrant colors. Our specials board is glass, so this cleans up easily with window cleaner. You'll have some residue left over but it easily buffs off with another dry paper towel. These have to be started by wetting the tips with a bit of water and then pushing down on the tip until the chalk comes down. You don't want to push down too much when you are writing because this will flow heavily and pool on your board, so it can take a bit of getting used to before you get a feel for the right pressure but once you know it you're good. These seem pricy but last quite a while even when we were using them everyday. Read more

I am pleased with how bright these markers are (use them on windows in bright light with no solid backdrop) and haven't had an issue with them drying out after multiple uses. My one warning would be that like all paint pens you must depress the tip to get the color started, but beware how quick this stuff comes out! I use these markers on vertical surfaces and had copious amounts run down into my windowsill upon first use. Not too hard to remove, and easy to avoid once you figure out how little pressure is required ;) Read more

I needed to find markers that would write clearly and cleanly on a mirror for a wedding. I had had not so great experiences with chalk markers and dry erase before, so I was really crossing my fingers to find something for glass/mirrors that wouldn't dry up in the middle of my project or wipe off when I didn't need it to, but also wouldn't be impossible to clean up when I did. I read the reviews on these and decided to take a chance and I'm so glad I did. The bullet tip is a great shape, the inks are opaque and have great pigmentation, and if they start to fade as you're writing, just shake and press and it's back to perfection. It takes a minute to dry but if you make mistakes and need to erase and start clean, they dry to a film that is easy to swipe off with a dry or damp paper towel (or even your finger). The colors also do not change as they dry. I can't recommend these enough. If I find other colors I would definitely purchase in a heartbeat. Read more

Just because it says "wet-erase" in the name, doesn't mean you actually have to use a damp cloth to erase it. I often use a dry tissue - requires a bit more elbow grease but not really a problem. And if the cloth is damp, zip! I hate dry erase markers. I now use these bright sticks everywhere I used to use dry-erase, and more. I keep one in the car and write reminders on the inside of the windshield when I'm at a stop light. I keep one in the bathroom and jot down notes on the mirror if I have a brainstorm in the shower. I write a reminder on my computer screen if I really realy don't want to forget something. I've put clear plastic on some of my office cabinets and file drawers (to protect the paint, not sure it's really necessary), and write on the plastic with these regarding the comings and goings of the contents (x was loaned out to y on date z, etc.) Dry-erase is so over-rated - leave something for a few days and struggle with the eraser. Leave it for weeks and you need to find the solvent. Leave it for a year and the solvent won't help. You can only use a whiteboard. So limiting and inconvenient! So smelly! Wet erase is so much better! Use it on any non-porous surface, clean it up with kleenex and maybe a bit of spit. I am so hooked! Could you tell? Read more

These are a staple classroom item every year. Must have. Read more