Three bottle sizes, one grip
We fill the same ink into a tall 4 oz bottle, a standard 3 oz and a 1.5 oz mini. Here is how we decide which one goes in the tote.
Notes from the desk
The caller's desk
Notes from the desk that has watched a lot of bingo nights. How we size bottles, pick party inks and keep a season of daubers running clean.
Glitter or neon: picking a party ink
Dazzle carries real glitter flakes in the ink. Super Bright glows under black light. Both turn a card into an event, but they shine on different nights.
How long a bottle of dauber ink lasts
The honest answer is longer than most players expect. What actually drains a bottle, and how organizers plan a season of ink.
Dauber care between game nights
A dauber asks very little: an upright shelf, a closed cap and a first shake. The few habits that keep a bottle dabbing clean all season.
The organizer checklist for a smooth bingo night
We have watched a lot of halls set up. The nights that run smooth all prepped the same handful of things, and half of them involve ink.
Why our tips are cut on the chisel
The angled foam tip is the quiet reason a dab lands as one clean circle. What the chisel cut does and why we have never moved off it.