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Dab-O-Ink

Bottled in the USA for decades

Dab-O-Ink bingo daubers for the hall

Tip the bottle and dab the card. The foam tip lays down one clean circle over the called number without slopping across the paper line.

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Clean chisel tip

The foam tip covers the number in one stroke and can be swapped out if worn.

Color matched caps

Ribbed caps twist off fast and match the sleeve so you pull the right shade.

Single bottles to cases

Order one lucky color, a six pack, a wrapped dozen, or a full hall case.

Glitter and glow inks

Choose solid shades, real Dazzle glitter flakes, or neon inks for cosmic night.

Which pack fits your table

Bottles and packs for every game

We fill the same ink into standard bottles, tall heavy-session bottles, and mini travel tips. Pack them by the dozen or take a single color.

Dab-O-Ink Bingo Dauber - Magenta - 3oz

Single daubers

11 listings

Dab-O-Ink Six Pack 1.5oz Mini Tip Assorted Bingo Dauber

Six packs

12 listings

Dab-O-Ink Bingo Dauber 3oz Dozen (Blue)

Dozens: 3 oz and minis

16 listings

Dab-O-Ink One Dozen 4oz Yellow Bingo Dauber

Dozens: 4 oz

13 listings

Dazzle Glitter Bingo Dauber/Dabber Ink 6-Pack Mixed Colors

Glitter and brights

9 listings

Dab-O-Ink 3oz Bingo Daubers - Mixed Colors - 12ct

Variety packs and cases

14 listings

Hall regular favorites

The standard bottles and solid colors that seasoned players keep in their totes week after week.

The party shelf

Dazzle flakes and neon glow

Our Dazzle line floats real glitter on the paper, while Super Bright ink glows under the black lights at cosmic bingo.

Glitter and brights

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Need help picking a pack

Tell us how many cards you run and how many players are sitting down. We will match you to the right bottle shape.

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Fresh off the line

How we bottle our ink

75listings on the shelf
28,560player reviews counted
14solid shades in the line
4.6average stars across the shelf

What we stand by

Filled at home

We have filled our ink bottles right here in the USA for decades. The blend stays bright on paper and will not soak through the card.

Shaped for long games

Sessions run for hours. We mold the bottles to rest easy in hand and cap them with ribbed tops that twist off without a fight.

One player or whole hall

A solo player needs one favorite red. A charity tournament needs full cases. We wrap the same honest ink for both.

Picking your bottle

Three quick steps to find the ink that suits your card grid and your table.

  1. Choose the bottle size

    Grab the standard bottle for weekly play, the tall bottle for heavy sessions, or the mini tip for small travel cards.

  2. Pick the ink style

    Stick with classic solid ink, add sparkle with Dazzle glitter, or pick fluorescent ink for cosmic black-light games.

  3. Select the pack shape

    Buy a single replacement color, a six pack, a dozen of mixed shades, or a full case for a whole room.

Matching ink to game night
The nightThe ink we reach for
A regular weekly sessionClassic solid shades in the 3 oz grip
Cosmic bingo under black lightSuper Bright fluorescent ink in the clear bottle
Holiday tables and fundraisersDazzle glitter shades with the pearl caps
Bus trips and travel gamesThe 1.5 oz mini that rides in a pocket
Dab-O-Ink 3oz Bingo Daubers - Mixed Colors - 12ct

Straight from the line

The standard dozen

We bottle this run for the organizers who need a whole rainbow across the tables before the caller sits down. Each standard bottle carries our classic solid ink under a color-matched cap. You get a broad spread of bright shades with one favorite doubling up, all ready to stamp clean circles right out of the box.

★ 4.7 from 8,495 player reviews

$18.95
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Dauber care and tips

We would

  • Store your bottles upright between weekly games.
  • Cap the bottle tight as soon as the session ends.
  • Prime a fresh foam tip on a scrap sheet first.
  • Check the cap color to grab the right shade fast.

We would not

  • Do not leave bottles lying sideways in a hot car trunk.
  • Do not press hard enough to crush the tip and puddle ink.
  • Do not trade caps between two different ink colors.
  • Do not leave the foam tip open to dry between rounds.

Asked before the first bottle

Three things players want cleared up

Dauber or dabber?

Both, and the bottle is the same either way. Halls across the States mostly say dauber, halls in Britain and Ireland say dabber, and plenty of players use whichever word they grew up hearing. Ask us for either and you will get the same shelf.

What the mini tip is for

Pull tabs and ninety ball tickets print their boxes small, and a 3 oz chisel can cover two of them in one tap. The 1.5 oz mini lays a narrower mark for that kind of paper, which is also why it rides in coat pockets and bus trip totes.

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How far one bottle goes

Further than most first timers guess, though the honest answer moves with how hard you press and how many cards you run at once. We counted it out at the desk rather than rounding it off.

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Decades on the card

We spend our days filling ink bottles because we care about that one clean circle on the card. When the caller reads the letter, the dot should land neat and dry fast. We keep the plastic sturdy, the foam firm, and the ink bright so you can play your cards in peace.

Choosing your Dab-O-Ink daubers

Every bottle we fill uses the same dependable ink, but the pack shapes fit different ways of playing. A lone player heading to Thursday bingo might only want one tall bottle of lucky blue. A family sitting together can share a six pack of mixed brights, while a charity game organizer will want a wrapped dozen or a full case.

Check the card size before picking your tip. Small grids on travel cards work best with the mini bottle tip, while standard hall sheets take the regular chisel edge. If your hall dims the lamps for cosmic night, our fluorescent inks glow under black light, and the Dazzle line leaves real sparkle behind on every win.

Which shelf, which night
ShelfListingsWhen we reach for it
Single daubers11One favorite shade, or a spare for the tote
Six packs12A family table or a season of backups
Dozens: 3 oz and minis16Stocking tables with the standard grip and minis
Dozens: 4 oz13Heavy card packs and halls that play often
Glitter and brights9Holiday nights, fundraisers and cosmic games
Variety packs and cases14Whole rooms, loaner baskets and big events
Sizes across the line
BottleListingsThe short of it
3 oz39The standard grip most players picture
4 oz32A third more ink in a taller bottle
1.5 oz4The travel mini for pockets and purses

Where to begin

If you are new to our line, start with a mixed dozen of the standard bottles. That gives you several solid colors to try across different paper cards, and the standard size sits comfortably in any tote pocket.

Once you know what you like, grab the tall bottle in your favorite shade for long sessions, or add a six pack of Dazzle glitter bottles when you want some sparkle at the table.

From the tables

The ribbed cap is easy to twist off before the early bird game, and the purple ink never puddles across the line.

Donna, Thursday player in Ohio

We bought two cases of mixed dozens for our school fundraiser. The caps match the sleeves so hand-outs went fast.

Marcus, charity organizer in Texas

The mini bottles work great on our small practice sheets and pack right into my pocket without taking up room.

Elena, weekend club player in Nevada

Ready for the next round

Find your color, pick your pack shape, and get your tote set for game night.

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