I came in to the store in houlton to get curtains they didn't have the ones I needed so I ordered them online from the store talking with an associate who helped me do it and I ordered two blackout 42 in wide 84 in long curtains for my sliders because I made the mistake and bought 230 in wide which doesn't cover okay I go to pick up today and I received one curtain and a pack of markers which makes absolutely no sense to me because I ordered two curtains and even when I placed the order it said two sets of 42 in 84 in Long blackout curtains but yet today when I get here is one curtain and a pack of markers I have no idea how that switched from when I placed the order until when I picked it up today but the lady at pickup is unbelievably lovely very very helpful and wonderful and she is trying to rectify the situation for me finally I meet someone nice around here

I only purchase and use SHARPIE MARKERS. I've always purchased both the black %26 colored markers. My GRANDS would use Sharpie Markers when doing art projects while visiting OR projects for school. Weve also used yhem making signs for Garage Sales. They are always reliable, always colorful and always in our home!

As a teacher, Sharpies are a classroom essential, and the black blister pack is my go-to. The bold, dark ink makes labeling folders, supplies, and student materials quick and easy. The color shows up clearly on everything from paper to plastic bins, and it doesn't fade over time. I appreciate that the tips stay strong and don't dry out quickly, even with frequent use. They're also perfect for making anchor charts and posters so students can see the writing from across the room. The black blister pack is reliable, versatile, and always in demand in my classroom. Sharpies truly make organization and creativity so much easier for teachers!

Great price for 12 permanent black markers, I go through a lot of these so this was a brilliant find! They are quite long lasting and durable and gets the job done. They have a quite a chunky tip which is ideal for writing however if you wanted the for precision, maybe try another brand 😊

Love the Sharpies! It's more of a household staple, just as important as scissors or tape. Use it to mark plastic cups at parties, personalize gifts, mark school items, clothing %26 sports equipment. Great for marking boxes for moving or storage. Let's not forget the variety Sharpie offers. Beautiful colored Sharpies which are fun for art projects. If you want a big bold marker, an extra fine line or something in between Sharpie has you covered. I trust Sharpie permanent markers for all my labeling %26 marking needs. A great product!

These Sharpies come nicely packaged and are so convenient to have on hand. I use them for labeling, writing, and little projects around the house. They last a long time and always write smoothly, which is why I make sure to keep a pack at home. Also, they're a great value.

Everyone loves a good sharpie! I love how smooth these write and how long they last. They start off so nice and sharp and I love having a fine point. The tip does wear to more rounded with time but they last so long that it's just fine! I use sharpies all the time and it truly takes a long time for one to run out or dry out. I use them for everything from labeling breastmilk bags to creating art to marking things during my diy projects. Off brand just doesn't cut it!

Amazing. We use these quite honestly everywhere, from at home to the office, to at school. They last forever and are very precise. You can get many pens for a pretty decent price and put some everywhere where you use them. Every once in a while it smears, but you just gotta let it dry.

I like Sharpie pens because they are permanent, but this can be an advantage, or a disadvantage should your child get them and use them in a way you do not wish them to be used. I like using a medium tip that can be used to underline or is also wide enough to be seen to mark boxes.

Love writing with the fine point Sharpie. They last a long time and are just a tad bolder than a regular ink pen which looks good on paper. Also, I use them to fill in when I hydro dip a piece if it has a place that the film didn't catch or a difficult area film can't reach.