Review on 🖌️ 12-PACK Disappearing Ink Marking Pen for Cloth - Purple | Air/Water Erasable Pen, Fabric Marker, Temporary Marking, Auto-Vanishing Pen by Angela Rodriguez

Pens got into a plastic bag during transportation - a mess. I've cleaned them and keep them upright in a pencil case, not a sewing binder or desk drawer - I know the ink will fade, but I don't want to risk another mess. However, they work well and have a great price. PS - I marked 2 cotton, quilted squares on the 20th; one with this pen, the other with another brand of 'disappearing' ink bought at a much higher price. Today is the 23rd, the markings on these markers are just starting to wear out, they will definitely last longer, which will allow me to mark multiple objects at once. (I hope the markers fade over time.) The more expensive marker faded almost entirely within 24 hours, suggesting that I should only mark what I'll be sewing soon. I use a very light hand when marking. Ticking "reliable" will allow more ink to penetrate the fabric and likely produce different results. I was surprised that the results were so different: 24 hours instead of 72 hours. You can do your own test, different fibers can react differently, especially fabrics that are not waterproof.