Chalk Marker: Bold White Liquid Chalk Pen with 2mm Fine Tip for Writing and Drawing - Erasable Chalkboard Label Chalk Paint Pen - Wine Glass Marke...

I buy a lot of bulk groceries--different grains, beans, pulses, spices, and so on. These labels go on easily and are easily removed. One can write on them after cleaning off the original label. I think I've popped a labelled, empty jar in the dishwasher to have the label stay in place but emerge blank and ready to be written on anew--but I couldn't swear to that. Also, the white ink pen that came with one or another set of labels like this (I purchased others awhile back) was never very useful--the tip was fuzzy and the ink dry on receipt-- so I think in this case I purchased some backup white ink pens just in case, and they proved to be better than the one that came with the labels. (Got them on ZeeBooth, too.)

I purchased this product to write on chalkboard labels on pantry containers. It is a smaller sized pen but that is perfectly explained in the listing. I was comparing this pen to the one provided with my labels (different brand) and this one was slightly lighter in ink, although nothing that deserves a lower rating. Where this product fails is that it does not fully erase/wipe away. I tried to erase this pen's writing with just water and a paper towel. When this first attempt left marks behind I followed the suggestion in another review by using soap and water with a microfiber towel. There was still writing left behind clear enough to read, although somewhat lighter. The pen works wonderfully IF you never need to erase what you have used it for. However, this is advertised as erasable chalk pen and it certainly is not. So 1 star.

My daughter gave me a really cool wall hanger where we write birthday names on little circles and hang them on the months they were born. She gave me a bunch of empty circles but nothing to write with. I ordered this chalk marker and it is perfect! I can easily write on the wooden discs the names and birth dates with ease. The tip is fine enough to make the wording clear. My next use is going to be at Christmas. I always get Christmas cards where the envelops are a dark color and it is hard to write addresses. This year I am going to use my new chalk marker to write the addresses on the envelops. It is perfect!

I love this little pen! I got it to label my herb garden and to help organize my kitchen and crafting space. It is a small pen but I've done several projects and still have plenty of ink to do more. I find that most pens have about the same amount of ink, this one just doesn't have all the extra (wasteful) plastic like a longer pen does. It also tucks away nicely without taking up a lot of space. I used it to write directly on glass and on chalkboard labels. As stated in the description I used it on non-porous surfaces and had great results. It is so much easier to use than actual chalk. It has a nice thin line so my writing looks neat. It also is a nice bright white so the lettering really stands out and gives me the look I want. After less than a minute it dried completely so that I was able to run my fingers across the writing without smudging like chalk and some other pens I've used do. This is a big plus for me. I read that some people had trouble removing the chalk from their projects. Once it was dry I used a slightly damp cloth and the writing came off without leaving any trace or smudge. Again, I was using this on non-porous surfaces, not an actual chalkboard. I also bought the Assorted Elegant Pantry Labels from the same seller and LOVE those. They are super cute, easy to write on, wipe off if you make a mistake and sticky enough to stay on all my jars, pots and containers. Once I got started, I just kept finding more things I could label. I would buy this pen again.

This pen is not good. It is TINY and it smears very easily. I've tried it on chalkboard, chalkboard labels (stickers), and chalkboard paint. Wasn't impressed with the way it worked on any surface, regardless of how long I let it dry. In addition, it is way overpriced. I bought it based on good reviews and the fact that I needed a very fine tip. You'll notice all the reviews are from people who were given the pen for free. If I got it for free, I might also think it was okay. As it stands now, I have a useless tiny pen in my drawer.