are these markers non-toxic?
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Yes, the markers that BeWild sells are non-toxic and approved safe for the skin. BeWild always has these in stock and ready to ship!
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I would say permanent marker. They are not shiny at all and I feel a fabric marker may bleed.
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I would say no its non toxic but it's not flavored usually all edible lube I've seen says so in fairly big print or is flavored
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Hmmmm good question no idea. The box is labeled with the ASTM D 4236 how this does not men it is not non toxic rather that it conforms to the art usage codes set forth by the American Standard institute being acceptable for use as an art product. So you my want to research it yourself . I would say it was probably ok to use with 6yo children and older but would not use it where young children would ingest the ink.
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Not really, most of the colors are fairly opaque. Possibly the yellow, but they are good markers and smell terrific.
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I purchase these couple months ago..it's not advertised as non toxic..the label states it contains resin acids, rosin acids, hydrogenated, esters with glycerol fenuron, hydrogen and propylamine. Doesn't sounds crib friendly and plus the color I needed came dry and useless. No bueno.
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These paints are non-toxic, and they are appropriate for the older children, i would say probably older then 6 years old, just due to when it dries it is very hard to remove from surfaces, but if its wet war water and soap would do the trick.
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Absolutely, it the most nontoxic waterproof sunblock I have found. Other "children's" sunblocks, especially Neutrogena, Trader Joe's, coppertone, etc, are all very toxic. If you go to EWG.org and look for their "Skin Deep" database, you can look up products and it will list the ingredients and their toxicity. I check that website before I buy any skin are product. :)
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The product is listed as non toxic. I have indoor/outdoor cats and they didn't seem to be affected in any way when I scattered this product around the yard.
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There is no indication on the bottle that indicates they are flammable, the paints are water based. You may be able to find additional information on their website: www.createxcolors.com
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Hi there is no odor. Just like using a regular pen. They don't smell or bleed like a permanent marker
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I've looked at the paper work and it says that liquitex is among the first artist material manufacture to list toxicity information on its paint labels. I have looked at the bottles and can't figure out what the toxicity is. Each color has different codes to them not smart enough to know what they all mean. There is a web site www.lequitex.com that might help or there is a phone number 1-888-4-acrylic that might be able to answer your questions. I have used them a lot and like them because I am sensitive to fumes/smell and can hardly tell that there are any at all. I had to stop using folk art paints and other brand like it because the fumes and smell were so bad they made me ill. So if it is the fumes/smell that bothers you this would be a good choice. I am very happy with this purchase and have purchased them again.
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Here's what I found from another online source. I have used this specific set, but I think Uni-Posca also makes another set this is larger and is acrylic markers. These are ink, not acylic. Here's the info. If you use these, they are water-based and will interact with wet acrylic or watercolor. I used them in mixed media. They are lovely. Just remember, if you add water to them, they will move. See the info I pasted below. If you want their acrylic pain pens, these are NOT the paint markers. Set includes: red, orange, yellow, pale green, green, light blue, blue, purple, pink, brown, white, and black. These opaque felt tip markers can write on a variety of surfaces including plastic, metal, wood, glass, plastic, plaster, canvas and more. Paint can be scraped off from nonporous surfaces like glass, etc. but will adhere permanently to porous surfaces such as wood, paper, etc. Water-based pigment ink is non-toxic, lightfast and waterproof. The ink won't bleed through paper (unlike alcohol-based markers) and is excellent for vibrant signs and craft work.
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I would assume they would be safe, as nothing in this kit seems to contain harsh chemicals. Unfortunately none of the bottles that come in the kit list ingredients, so I would suggest spot testing to make sure.
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No where on the package or on the inserted instructions does it say "acid free", so I am inclined to say these are not archival safe. I myself use them in multimedia art projects. They print up beautifully. I seal my images with Aileen's Matte spray sealer after printing.
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I'm not sure. I used these expo markers which worked well just went out very quickly. I have only used the markers twice and some already don't write very clear at all anymore. Expo Neon Dry Erase Markers, Bullet Tip, 5-Pack, Assorted Colors
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Dear RoxAnne, Thank you for your inquiry of Blick Art Material through Amazon website. On this Set B of 60 ShinHan Touch Twin Brush Marker I have found this information for you: The ink is made from purified ethyl alcohol that is non-toxic and virtually odorless. An ergonomically designed body allows multiple grips, and the innovative, durable nib design ensures maximum firmness over time. I hope this has helped but please let us know if you need any further assistance. Thank you, Karen S./Blick Art Materials