Fully recyclable, refillable, non-toxic ( AusPen) – About 20 pence each (if you buy the AusPen Kit) I think this is also a child-friendly marker. The cap is easy to take off for little hands and the ink formula ton is safe to use. I like the flat design of these fine tip whiteboard markers. I can set it down on the table without worrying that I lose them because they will roll off.

These markers have a fine point tip. I wouldn’t suggest this when teaching in a bigger classroom because the markings are thin and might not be easily seen from across the room. However, when using it on acetates and transparencies, the fine tip is just right.

Show-me Assorted Teacher Drywipe Markers (Pack of 4)

One of the cheapest whiteboard markers you can find today is these ones from Crayola. We grew up with Crayons from Crayola. It’s a great thing that they are now innovating and branching out to other modes of writing. A barrel design that has a transparent ink indicator is also great. You can see how much ink you have left.

Whiteboard markers are for anyone who needs writing materials specifically for whiteboards or other non-porous surfaces like glass or acetate. It can be used by teachers in classrooms, professionals for conferences and meetings and even children for their artworks. There is an innovative ink indicator on the barrel. This allows you to see how much more ink you have left. You are always prepared. If you see that you are running low on ink supply, you can buy new markers before your class.

Black Bullet Tip Whiteboard Marker Pens (Pack of 10)

Most of us just throw away our markers once the ink dries. But did you know that you can refill it? When buying whiteboard markers, decide what kind of marker tip would suit your needs more. Bullet tips are more flexible because it allows you to make fine and bold writings. They are flexible and can be controlled easily, especially when they are used by children. The markers have a unique shape. The barrel resembles the shape of a wine bottle and has a cone-shaped cap, so you can easily take it off. I like that these markers are easy to write with. I don’t struggle to get the ink flowing. Everything seems to flow out smoothly. It also doesn’t’ get everywhere. It stays on the board and doesn’t get on my hands.

I use whiteboard markers a lot at home. I bought a 2 x 3 whiteboard and placed it in the kitchen, and that’s where I write our Things to Buy grocery list. Sometimes, I write our weekly menu on it. I also have another poster frame that I repurposed by removing the old poster, and putting a light-colored paper inside the frame instead. Whiteboard marker writes very well on glass, and they are easier to clean unlike whiteboards that start to retain the marker colors over time. This is an old poster frame. I removed the poster and put in white paper instead. It works really well as a whiteboard! It’s easier to write on glass than on an actual whiteboard. AusPen claim that just one marker pen along with one refill bottle will replace 20 traditional marker pens, or to put it another way, 6 markers with 6 refill bottles will replace 240 throwaway pens ( AusPen). Not bad. It’s not harmful. Many marker brands today make use of safe and non-toxic formulations that make them suitable even for the use of children. This depends on the markers you are using. Some markers can last for months when not regularly used while there are others that run out of ink in just a few weeks. You can try buying those markers with an ink indicator to help you determine how much ink is left. Whiteboard markers won’t wash out of clothes easily. This is why you should never use whiteboard markers on clothes. You might be able to remove some of the stains after a couple of uses but in most cases, some of the stains linger.S whiteboard set: This set includes everything you need for working with a whiteboard. The set contains 4 whiteboard markers in assorted colours, 1 magnetic wiper, 1 whiteboard cleaning spray and 4 magnets. I did not have problems with most of the colors. They are all bold and strong. The only problem is the bright red one. It comes out a pink color when you write it on the whiteboard. The lime green one is barely imperceptible as well. But other than these issues, the rest of the colors are fine and vibrant. If you’re just going to use these markers on laminates, they are bound to last you for a long time. I’ve had these markers for over 5 months now and I have yet to run through the ink.