The wonderful folks at Liquid Chalkers generously sent me some to try. I had never heard of a chalk marker before, so I was very curious!

Liquid Chalkers were developed by Louise Fox. As a busy mom of 3, she understands what other moms need and will enjoy. She set out to create the ideal product to encourage creativity, and I think she has succeeded!

Liquid Chalkers come in a variety of colors. The ones I sampled are white and packaged in a set of four. They can be used like a regular marker on any non-porous surface, such as:

*  Glass

*  Ceramic

*  Metal

*  Mirrors

*  White Boards

*  Chalkboards

*  Plastic

I’m not a super-crafty person, and I wasn’t sure if I’d enjoy using these, but I definitely did! Liquid Chalkers would be great for an art project, decorating, home school, organization, or just doodling. Since I had an extra plastic tub hanging around, I decided to experiment—with great results!

It’s important to follow the package directions if you want the best results. Liquid Chalkers must be gently shaken. Then, you depress the tip and hold until it starts flowing. It took a little bit to get mine going, but once they were ready, it was fast! I do recommend tracing over the writing at least once. The color is especially bright and bold against dark backgrounds.

I found them to be precise, due to the 6mm chiseled tip. They’re not watery, nor drippy. Nothing rubbed off on my hands and the liquid sets quickly. If you don’t like the results, clean up is a breeze. You simply wipe it off with a damp cloth. (How nice is that? Love it!)

At the cost of $12.99, I think they’re affordable—and useful—for most families. Since I’m always on the lookout for deals, I was pleased to see that a 5% discount is instantly available when you join their “Arty People” Club. You will also receive a bonus guide, filled with tips and ideas for how to use the chalkers.

I can’t imagine being unsatisfied with Liquid Chalkers, but if you are, it’s comforting to know that they offer a 365 day return guarantee! When I have more time, I’m looking forward to decorating coffee mugs with my chalkers, and possibly popcorn bowls, too.