Sharpie Rub-A-Dub Laundry Marker, Pack of 3 (SN31101PP-2)

This marker was put to the test on some woven name labels (Wal front - Sewn-in Woven Name Labels for School Name Tags). This marker bleeds a little less than a regular fine Sharpie, but a little more than a ultra fine (skinny) Sharpie. All three markers held up well in the washer and dryer; however, if the laundry marker bleeds that much on a woven tag, it'll be impossible to read on a satin-backed tag. a tag or a piece of fabric It'll do the job just fine.

Quincy Kaiser

| Sep 01, 2021

Baked in with heat improves the results even more. I think this is the best I've come across so far. It's effective on cotton, and it's also effective on 85-plus percent of the time. 86% spandex 2014 spandex 2014 spandex 2014 polyester rash guards br>It bleeds a little bit the first time you wash it in hot water, but not at all if you heat it with a curling iron, flat iron, or hair dryer after you apply it to the cloth.

Oliver Hays

| Jan 01, 2021

I'm labeling so many things these days that a laundry pen's durability is essential, so I wanted to stock up before my current supply ran out. To ensure that I received the three pens as described, the seller packaged them in a bag clearly labeled "This is a set, do not open. " Extra efforts like these make a significant difference!.

Murphy Reeves

| May 13, 2021

I bought these after accidentally getting bleach on my favorite black dress and figured I could color them to match the deep black of the dress. After ten coats, it had shaded the black a few shades darker, but it wasn't true black. It was close enough that it was noticeable, but not as much as before. A few days later, I hand washed the dress and it came out completely colored. As a result, I'll have to go out and buy some rit dye right now. I intended to return it, but it states that it is not returnable.

Harvey Barrett

| May 20, 2021

I'm making a scrabble quilt and needed a black market for the letters, which I'll be using with white stencils. These are a nightmare to work with because they bleed so much. If all you need to do is write your name on labels, I'm sure they'll suffice. If you want crisp, clean lines, however, you'll have to look elsewhere. These should not be used. The Crafts 4 are the best of them all!.

Virginia Morrison

| Jul 10, 2021

When I arrive, he is dressed in the pants of someone else. He doesn't have any sheets, according to them. Is it possible that I left two sets? What happened to all of his possessions? br>Use these laundry tags and markers to keep track of your laundry. There is no need to iron this shirt. I used two to three on each item so that the caregivers wouldn't be able to claim that they didn't see his name. His stuff doesn't seem to get lost as much since I started using these, at least not as frequently.

Mason Moss

| Apr 07, 2021

I use a regular Sharpie (fine or ultra-fine) to make notes on clothing labels all the time. fine). I bought them because it says on the package: "It leaves a permanent mark on the fabric without bleeding or feathering. " "Well, it bleeds just as much, if not more, than a regular Sharpie on a satin label!" It also bleeds through to the other labels. If it's the same as the one designed for paper, I'm not sure what the point of having something specific to fabric is.

Jennifer McConnell

| Feb 18, 2021

I'm using them as plant markers and will be using them outside as well, so I'm hoping they don't fade! However, since this isn't the intended use for them, it's hard to blame them if they fade. We can only hope! However, they are excellent for fading in water. I love having them in my toolkit because they can be used for so many different things! I would recommend this product and purchase it again.

Nathanael Shelton

| Feb 13, 2021