Does the chalk pens easily wipe off? I want to use to label my spices, but i don't know if the chalk pen will stay on well.
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I wouldn't worry about it wiping off easy. In fact, I feel like chalk pens don't wipe off at all - which is my complaint. But sounds like it would be a benefit for you in this case.
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I've never used the chalk pens on them before so honestly I'm not sure. Regular chalk wipes off easily enough though.
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I love the sticky back chalkboard. I was concerned how well it would stick and once written on. It sticks well, I used it on a wooden crate for photography prop. I've never used a chalk pen, but the chalk stays on well, of course will rub off but not real easy. Wipe with wet cloth to clear and write again. Hope this helps. L
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Just keep in mind, it takes over 5 weeks to get here. If you can go to a local art&crafts; store. They will answer all your questions.
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I didn't use a chalk pen, but I did use regularchalk and unfortunately the letters did wipe off too easily with frequent handling. I will try a chalk pen before I give up on the labels. I am using the rest of the contact paper on a cupboard face for a chalk board.
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They are very easy to use. The chalk leaves a little residue when wiped off, but you can use a damp cloth to clean it off completely and the chalk still writes well on them after they dry.
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I use these markers all the time on my fridge and never have a problem wiping them off with a damp cloth. The only time the markers stain is if the surface absorbs water (porous). I think some people aren't sure if the surface is porous and use them without testing an area. All those trendy chalkboards they sell in home decor stores, they are porous and will get stained.
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They work just fine. As with anything used on chalkboard paint, it comes off best when you wipe it with a damp cloth.
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Hello Sharon, I hope this message finds you well. As graciously answered by Karen and CanHave - Ideally you want the surface to be smooth and dry. Once the Chalkboard Labels are firm in place (roughly 20minutes after first application) condensation won't affect the labels. As they are dishwasher safe, you can wash them in hot water and they will stay on the glass jar or bottle. Please feel free to contact us if you have any other questions. Thank you.
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They are very sticky. They stayed on the small canning jars I use for spices. I have not used them in the manner you requested but I have touch the jars with wet hands when cooking and the labels haven't come off.
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liquid chalk will work good. I had regular chalk and it didnt write on it hardly at all, kinda dissapointing.
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I haven't had any problems. However if u scrub the stickler with anything too abrasive it will come off. I usually just spray Lysol with bleach and wipe it off with a paper towel
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The chalk will come off which is great because you can reuse and change things. I haven't had a problem with the stickers coming off. I have them on things that aren't washed too frequently and only by hand. I have one on a spray bottle that does get wet quite a bit and it hasn't started peeling. Hope this helps.
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I just use chalk you can buy at Target or Walmart. Cleans off with no problem. About once a week I clean it with a damp cloth.
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I use either a liquid chalk pen or a chalk pencil that they sell.....(same vendor that sells the labels, I believe) You can also use any color chalkboard chalk. Just be aware that whatever type of chalk/marker you use, they are all very temporary. Any rubbing of the surface or any moisture and they begin to fade quickly.....of course, you can also re-write quickly :) If you are looking for a more permanent type of label, one that can withstand repeated use and even dishwasher safe, look for "Label Once" brand of labels. They have food grade ones that work really well!
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My white writes fine on our chalkboard.Use Dawn Power Dissolver (it's for gunked up pans and such). Works like a charm! I just did my chalk board with it and it's beautiful and easy to write on now! You should be able to get it at any grocery store or Wal-mart.
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Chalk markers work fine and show up much clearer than actual chalk. I would suggest rubbing actual chalk all over it then wiping it off with your finger just to give it that actual chalkboard look. Then using marker over top of it.
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I have used these markers on the chalkboard stickers, chalkboard paint and regular glass. They work well. Not familiar with Ziggyboard though. I use alcohol or Windex to remove writing. Vinegar and water would also do the trick, I suspect.
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We use chalk, no markers. We use it in the kitchen for menus, chores, etc.I used some extra wood glue on the frame to make sure it was secure for mounting.
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Cinthya, This is Anthony Wayne, founder of Chalky Talky. The answer is yes, you can wash them in the sink without removing them and they will stick. With that said, we do wash these labels on jars at our home, but not in a commercial setting. I am not sure if you are washing multiple times a day how long they would stick. However, if you do go ahead with it and they do not last to your needs, please drop me a line and I will reimburse you. It would be interesting to know that data. I have a feeling they will outperform expectations, even in commercial use. That would make for a great review (hint, hint:)! Cinthya, This is Anthony Wayne, founder of Chalky Talky. The answer is yes, you can wash them in the sink without removing them and they will stick. With that said, we do wash these labels on jars at our home, but not in a commercial setting. I am not sure if you are washing multiple times a day how long they would stick. However, if you do go ahead with it and they do not last to your needs, please drop me a line and I will reimburse you. It would be interesting to know that data. I have a feeling they will outperform expectations, even in commercial use. That would make for a great review... » Read More Cinthya, This is Anthony Wayne, founder of Chalky Talky. The answer is yes, you can wash them in the sink without removing them and they will stick. With that said, we do wash these labels on jars at our home, but not in a commercial setting. I am not sure if you are washing multiple times a day how long they would stick. However, if you do go ahead with it and they do not last to your needs, please drop me a line and I will reimburse you. It would be interesting to know that data. I have a feeling they will outperform expectations, even in commercial use. That would make for a great review (hint, hint:)! « Show Less
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I use a wet wipe to take it off a chalk board. I just tried it on a dry erase board and it wiped off.