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How fast do your Blender Pens dry out? I've had mine only since March and haven't used them all that much and now they seem dry! There was one that I hadn't even used that was dry! I tried to use them with my pastels yesterday and wasn't getting much color at all!!
Do you think they were defective? If I call DS would they replace them (I'm a demo)? I really want to be able to use them - especially with the AquaPainters on backorder (mine were ordered mid-August, so who knows when I might get them).
I would call DS and see what they say. Mine dried out a few months after purchasing them, but they went through several workshops and stampcamps...not to mention personal use.
I've had mine for over a year and am still on the first one. I have only used them with markers, for watercoloring, and with the watercolor pencils, though. I think I'd give DS a call.
I don't know if this works but I've had good luck with my markers and blender pens staying juicy. I make sure to store them flat, same as with the markers.
This is my own personal opinion, and I might be wrong, but I think that the blender pens tend to dry out faster when used with chalks.
I think the chalk tends to absorb the liquid in the pen.
Just take a tweezer and pull the white tip out, fill and replace the tip. They sell tips in ACMoore, I am not sure if they fit the blender pen from SU or not. I have SU blender pen and Dove's blender pen. Dove's blender pen, you can order tips anytime you want, keep different tips for different colors or techniques. I ordered it online and really like the fact that I can do that with the tips.
So just pull the white tip out and your set to go.