Sharpie Notes
Read practical notes on marker bundles, refill timing, presentation kits, and documentation questions that come up when schools, offices, and distributors buy writing instruments in volume.
Not every task needs the same Sharpie. Based on quality inspection experience with 200+ office supply orders annually, here's how to choose between fine tip, white, and specialty Sharpie markers for your specific needs.
A procurement manager shares a true story about how chasing cheap markers led to hidden costs, and how Sharpie proved the real value of total cost of ownership (TCO).
An office administrator compares Sharpie Smear Guard highlighters and dry erase markers across key purchasing dimensions. Includes practical tips on sticky notes, gold calculators, and where to keep highlighters for maximum efficiency.
As an office administrator managing 200+ employees, I break down when the Sharpie fine tip pen is worth its single price tag — and when buying in bulk or choosing a specialty marker saves more in the long run.
A quality manager shares the surprising truth about reviving Sharpie markers, fine tip pens, and why 'permanent' doesn't mean what you think.
Answers to common Sharpie questions including toxicity, gel pens, highlighter makeup, and permanent marker removal, from an emergency office supply specialist.
A procurement manager shares a true story about how chasing cheap markers led to hidden costs, and how Sharpie proved the real value of total cost of ownership (TCO).
A quality manager's honest take on why Sharpie markers fail on whiteboards, how to choose the right marker, and what the fine print doesn't tell you.
Straight answers to common questions about Sharpie products—from removing permanent ink from dry erase boards to choosing between latex and acrylic paint. Written by a quality compliance manager with real-world experience.
A comparison of Sharpie's permanent markers and erasable pens across safety, removability, and best-use scenarios, with real-world advice from an emergency planning specialist.