Marble Whip Easter Egg Decorating Kit - Spritz™

My son and I hated this kit. The eggs barely show color, so we had to do our own thing and they turned out way better. Also, you need vinegar and cups, and it doesn’t come with either, and it only has 1 set of gloves. Don’t even waste your money on this kit. The picture is what we came up with by not following the directions, otherwise they barely show the colors. You have to basically dump the dye on them and mix it around in a baggie or use your fingers.

Didn’t work at all!! Waste of time and money. Had to run out to buy Paas.

This is the stupidest egg dying kit. You need vinegar and it says no where on the box that you need it. It’s a tedious process and I guess it’s my fault for assuming “marble” would be simple.

Not user friendly for children. Eggs came out mediocre at best will never buy this particular brand again. Was not fun or engaging usually my kids love egg dying. They were asking if two was ok so they could leave. Proof is in the pudding.

Not kid friendly. I was expecting a whipped foam type product and the description was not clear. Basically it is the regular dye and baking soda and you need to shake/swirl. The color is very muted and it is hard to get the color to show. I would definitely skip!

Color doesn’t show up well. It’s not kid appropriate. I also thought it was the foam whip type of dye kit based on the name. I should have looked at the directions because it’s really just the dye that you place in cups. I would skip this one and just use food coloring instead.

The instructions included are awful, we used snack bags, placed an egg inside with a few drops of dye, sealed the bag and rolled the egg around. My kids loved it. Con we went through a lot of snack bags. Haha!!

Our eggs turned out great! Easy and fast! Comes with the dye and baking soda. You will need vinegar. You really don’t get much for the price but it worked so I can’t complain too much.

This was basically like the tablets but with liquid dye.

No color, does not work. We ended up just painting the dye on.

They worked out better than I thought. You can keep adding vinegar to dye alternating sides of the eggs. It also looks great to pour small drops of the dye directly on the eggs and then dip in the solution. You do need vinegar in order to use.

following the instructions gives you barely any color on an egg. you need to use the entire packet of dye on every egg you can't just use three to four drops like the instructions say.also as you shake the egg the dye splashes everywhere so you need to put a paper towel over the top of the cup or get dye all over your arm. I was able to get one pink purple blue variegated style egg to come out really nice but everything else I did with this set came out totally horrible. I'm really glad that I had another set of regular egg dye as well so that my Easter egg dying with my son wasn't completely ruined. you have to hold the egg for the entire 3 minutes it sits in the dye. these are not for young kids. you have to have a lot of patience