The best part about dip pens is that they require minimal maintenance compared to other ink-writing tools. Pens with ink reservoirs, such as fountain pens and rollerball pens, can clog from dried ink on nibs if left unused for extended periods. With dip pens, you ink and clean them as needed. While this takes a little effort each time, it involves just three simple steps.

Ink stains from prolonged use can be cleaned with a pH-neutral detergent and a gentle scrub using a toothbrush.

This simple care routine makes dip pens a convenient tool for writing whenever you need. Learn more about how to use our dip pens.