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    Crayola Washable Dry-Erase Crayons, 8 Classic Crayola Colors with Built In Sharpener & E-Z Erase Cloth Non-Toxic Art Tools for Kids & Toddlers 3 & Up, Easily Wipes Off Any Dry Erase Surface

    • Very dull for dry erase boards
    • It works great on our dry erase markers and is
    • Not really easy at all to remove from the dry erase board
    • These are so much better than dry erase markers
    • The only drawback for me is that my arm is a tad exhausted when I'm erasing an entire dry erase book that my daughter loves to use.
    • It's fun, and less messy in terms of anything getting onto your child's clothing, but it's more of a pain than you'd think to get the crayon off the dry erase board.
    • My only complaint is that they don't erase quite as easily as regular dry erase markers, but the fact that they don't stink and never dry out, since they're dry to begin with, more than makes up for it.
    • Also, wipes easy and cleanon the dry erase board
    • In the short time she used them, I would not say they were as nice as a good set of dry erase markers.
    • These dry erase crayons are great for little kids, from toddlers on up.
    • More like a crayon than a dry erase maker
    • They respond better than a dry erase marker.
    • My kids love the dry erase crayons for their board...we usually get the regular kind from the
    • Got these to go with the Hape dry erase tabletop art easel.
    • However, the dry erase markers are better.
    • So I ordered these thinking they would be more like crayon markers, but they are more like crayons that you can use on the dry erase board
    • I got these for my 18 month old so she could use the dry erase board like her sister.
    • Very good dry erase crayons.
    • We purchased these for our 19 month old twin sons as we weren't comfortable giving them dry erase markers.
    • It is a decent option if you don't want to use markers for the dry erase board.
    • These are great for the dry erase book I made for my son
    • I've used them on the crayola dry erase books to even pages I printed off and placed inside page protectors, they are awesome!
    • On my 3'x4' Costco dry erase board they write/erase well
    • Not easy to write or wipe off these crayons on a dry erase board
    • These work so good on dry erase workbooks for kids
    • These are great for a white board AND dry erase projects on plastic sheets
    • I love love love these for my girls' dry erase board
    • The dry erase function seems to work very well on any smooth polished surface.
    • These dry erase crayons work great and are a much cleaner option for white boards
    • For dry erase crayons they are terrible to use on our dry erase board and difficult to clean off the board.
    • The crayons are nice, easy to draw with on our dry erase board, but they are difficult to wipe off, especially for a small child
    • 21 month old grandson loves these with the dry erase board
    • Not as broad tip as other dry erase, but OK for creative play
    • Very, very difficult to erase on dry erase boards
    • We had so much trouble with traditional dry erase markers leaving stains on clothes that I thought we'd try these.
    • I love that these are less messy (and less smelly) than regular dry erase markers.
    • Ill be buying Crayolas dry erase pencils from now on instead!
    • I bought these and a cheap dry erase board from another store
    • Easy clean up on dry erase boards
    • These crayons work so much better than using dry erase markers.
    • Usborne makes some great activity books that require a dry erase marker and these work well with those
    • Unfortunately, these dry erase crayons are difficult to draw on a dry erase board with and even more difficult to erase.
    • LOLbye bye dry erase markers.
    • I didn't even know that dry erase crayons existed and am so glad that they popped up in my suggested items
    • I love these so much better than the dry erase pens because you don't have to worry about them marking on something they shouldn't.
    • I will continue to use them because they are way less messy than any dry erase markers, especially since I have toddlers.
    • I love dry erase crayons for kids.
    • Very good dry erase markers.
    • I got a dry erase toy for my son so he can have individual play
    • Way better than dry erase markers for a toddler!
    • Can someone make dry erase markers for kids that don't stain clothes please!!
    • Unlike dry erase markers these do not leave stains behind on the white board
    • The color left from the crayons actually came out better than the dry erase markers did, so I think we'll be using them
    • I honestly thought that they would be dry erase markers shaped like crayons but would still be able to write like a marker on the dry erase board
    • I also use these with students with fine motor deficiencies and personal dry erase boards
    • I had looked at buying these because my 2 year old refuses to put the cap on dry erase markers
    • Dry Erase crayons work extraordinarily well, WAY better than a dry erase marker in my opinion.
    • I have a dry erase kids table
    • We will be sticking with dry erase markers in this house until we read that improvements have been made with this product.
    • I bought these for my kids to use on their dry erase boards because dry erase markers stain clothes.
    • So much better than dry erase markers
    • These dry erase crayons get used almost daily at my house
    • Where dry-erase markers refuse to write on a damp surfaces, the crayons don't mind so much.
    • The dry erase crayons are a great idea and they do what they are supposed to do
    • It last long, and doesn't smell as bad as the dry-erase
    • If you have trouble with erasing and smudging dry erase markers after you write or you're using them in a special education classroom as I am and your students enjoy erasing things when you're not looking, then these are for you
    • Work in coloring books as well but for the price best kept for dry-erase purposes.
    • They're larger than standard crayons and are perfect for little toddler hands, and they clean easily off of a dry erase board
    • The low rating, however, comes from the fact that regular crayons wipe off almost as easily as these do, and so I've found very little need to actually buy "dry erase" crayons
    • and I don't have to worry about my daughter marking up her clothes as almost all dry erase markers are not washable!
    • I teach middle school math, and have really gotten frustrated with how quickly dry erase markers run out and how expensive they are to replace.
    • I do a lot of home schooling with my pre school aged son and these are so much better than using dry erase markers
    • Dry-erase crayon sounds as improbable as a dry fish.
    • I got a bit worried when I walked over and saw that my 2 year old had decided to use them on the wall instead of the dry erase board, but a wet cloth got rid of all the markings
    • As many of the previous reviews have stated, it does take some effort to erase so my 3 year old cannot do this himself, but that does not seem to take away from the fun he has writing on his dry erase board.
    • We painted a dry erase board on the wall and liked the idea of the dry erase crayons rather than markers.
    • Yup bought these for my 2yr old and had so much fun with them, I bought dry erase contact paper in 20 ft rolls and 8 more sets of these for everyone in my office
    • Not nearly as much fun as writing and drawing with dry erase markers
    • These are indeed dry-erase crayons.
    • These, like the name implies, are literally crayons for a dry erase board.
    • I do not see the waxy build up on my dry erase board, but then my white board has long since seen its better days
    • My toddler has an art easel with a dry erase side
    • They don't leave the mess that traditional dry erase markers do
    • Did not find these crayons user friendly for the dry erase board....did not show up very well.
    • harder to clean off the dry erase board than the markersmuch lighter (harder to see) than the markersfun for the toddler but my son (1.5) doesn't have the patience to push harder (to make it a darker line) so he likes the dry erase markers more.
    • I love the idea of dry erase crayons
    • We use them often for my kid's art easel on the dry erase side.
    • At first I thought she was lying, I couldn't believe dry erase crayons existed and then I found this
    • So I got these dry erase crayons for her as a gift and love how easy she can hold them to use them
    • they are a fantastic size and work so well on the dry erase board
    • Love these crayons works good with the dry erase workbooks.
    • So much better than dry erase markers
    • I should have just gone with the dry erase markers.
    • the floor, the fridge, our clothes, our toddler, etc....Recommend these over dry erase markers any day.
    • These are really hard to take off the dry erase board
    • They wipe off very easily and it even comes with a little rag for your dry erase board
    • Overall I would suggest them as a great and fun alternative to traditional dry erase markers for younger children.
    • The same as regular crayons on a dry erase board.
    • I think they erase easier than most dry erase pens.
    • I was kind of skeptical about such a thing as a dry erase crayon, but my son has scribbled on almost every manner of surface with these things and they come off soooo easily with a damp rag
    • My kids are not huge on coloring on paper or in coloring books but they do enjoy drawing on a dry erase board
    • None of us had heard of dry erase CRAYONS until seeing Amazon reviews, but I'm glad I included them with the gift of the easel.
    • I purchased these markers for my older grandchildren (6 and 8) along with the dry erase board with templates printed on it.
    • My son loves these for his dry erase board!
    • Three, they don't wipe off easily like regular dry erase markers do.
    • My Dungeons & Dragons group (well, we're playing Pathfinder now) has been using dry-erase grid tiles for a long time for drawing maps.
    • My 3 yr old son has fun writing on his Melissa and Doug Easel (w/ dry erase board), but it's too hard to erase, so I always have to do it
    • they are so easy to clean up and work so smoothly on dry erase boards
    • and oh yes, they also work on dry erase boards, but that is not our primary use for them
    • I bought these for my three year old to go along with his Crayola dry erase easel.
    • These dry-erase crayons are the best option we found for our 2 year old granddaughter.
    • Have worked perfect for all the things we would normally use dry erase marker
    • They work well on the dry erase board and my toddler has enjoyed using them
    • I bought these for my two year old who wanted to color on the dry erase board after seeing me use it with my piano students
    • These dry erase crayons are awesome
    • It comes with a special cloth, but I ended up just erasing it with nail polish remover because I was tired of scrubbing so hard with that cloth on his dry erase board.
    • These crayons make nice bright marks on your dry erase board that DO NOT come off without extreme effort
    • We used dry erase chemical cleaner without success.
    • Work great with crayons dry erase easel
    • These are so much better than dry erase markers
    • I'm switching back to dry erase markers because my 3 and 5 year olds couldn't erase their marks and start all over like they can with the dry erase markers.
    • The color on the dry-erase board is not as vibrant as I thought
    • My daughter uses these on her dry erase books.
    • It is very hard to take off of dry-erase boards and the
    • They seem to stain the dry erase board.
    • Erasing from the dry erase board does take a little water or cleaner (or soap), but even without that you can remove the marking using the little black cloth provided.
    • I use these with my preschooler for the dry erase board
    • Highly recommend if you have a dry erase board.
    • I love them because they are so much easier to clean up than dry erase markers.
    • I would suggest using dry erase markers instead.
    • Less messy than the dry erase markers.
    • These crayons work well, and they do not smell like dry erase markers, a plus for me
    • I purchased these for my daughter, because we have had issues with dry erase markers ruining clothing
    • The ad specified these could be used on black or white dry erase boards & since there was no white crayon used to outline any color while drawing my black dry erase board, I was forced to source this from another supplier.
    • I bought these for my daughter to use thinking they would be safer than a dry erase marker
    • The box comes with 8 diffeent colored crayons, a cloth for wiping away the dry erase marks, and a built-in crayon sharpener
    • These sort of work on dry erase boards, and barely work on kids dry erase books.
    • I was so glad to find dry-erase crayons
    • and I don't have to be on top of him like I would with dry erase markers
    • These do in fact draw on dry erase boards, and every other surface you might not want them to
    • So we are going to get a different kind of dry erase markers for her to use that we think will be more fun for her.
    • Get the dry erase markers instead
    • I bought this for my 3 year old who was getting dry erase markers all over her skin and clothes
    • The smell from dry erase pens give people migraines - its toxic!
    • My toddler was not allowed to use the dry-erase board because the dry-erase markers are not washable
    • Coloring on a white dry erase book, you can hardly see the yellow, and even the green seems very light.
    • They don't write as smoothly as dry erase markers, but they don't dry out either.
    • I ordered these dry erase crayons for my son to use with his activity books
    • I bought these for my preschool class to use on our dry erase boards.
    • Like these crayons but don't use them with dry-erase board or pockets as they almost not visible there
    • but they do work on the dry erase board
    • I have only used these on wipe-off books, not on an actual dry-erase board.
    • Work well on dry erase board
    • they don't show up very well on the dry erase board
    • They work great with dry erase books
    • Had never heard of or used dry erase crayons.
    • The colors are bright and they draw beautifully on the dry erase board.
    • I wasn't expecting them to be so vibrant, it's the perfect alternative for dry erase markers since those end up all over my daughters skin and clothes when she uses those
    • These dry erase crayons were great
    • These dry erase crayons are so much better for toddlers to draw with
    • Crayons for a dry erase board
    • I have to use a spray cleaner to get them off her dry-erase board.
    • Great alternative for dry erase markers.
    • I bought these to go with a dry erase easel for my 2-year old, and he loves them
    • It actually worked on my son's dry erase board.
    • These work well on a dry erase board and well as other surfaces
    • My 2yr old uses this on her Step2 easel with a dry erase board.
    • These are so nice to use with kids dry erase books when traveling in the car, at church, in the drs office etc
    • Dry Erase crayons work extraordinarily well, WAY better than a dry erase marker in my opinion.
    • Maybe these work better on dry erase boards.
    • Good quality color & easy to remove from dry erase board.
    • I honestly thought that they would be dry erase markers shaped like crayons but would still be able to write like a marker on the dry erase board
    • As for truly being a "dry" erase product, it tends to smudge and smear a bit and is difficult to remove without some liquid
    • Just get regular dry erase markers.
    • The lighter colors were especially difficult to even see on a brand new dry erase board
    • We purchased after a review recommended these crayons for the Wipe Clean: Early Learning dry erase booklets.
    • I bought them for my son's dry erase board
    • Can someone make dry erase markers for kids that don't stain clothes please!!
    • These work great on our VTech dry erase easel!
    • As a mom of four, these dry-erase crayons are INVALUABLE
    • They come off much cleaner and don't leave the "shadow" that dry erase markers ultimately do.
    • I grab a wet washcloth and I have the entire dry erase board
    • Much better than the dry erase markers, since they don't dry out when little fingers forget to put the caps on.
    • My kids use them for dry erase projects around the house and for homeschool!
    • Very good dry erase markers.
    • I saw that some people complained about not being able to write on the board with normal dry erase markers after using the crayons, but all you have to do is spray it with some Lysol and it all comes right off with the wipe of a towel
    • Great colors, perfect for my 2 year old since I'm not comfortable with her having dry erase markers
    • I have always used dry erase markers for white boards and laminated
    • These crayola dry erase crayons are not easy to erase and they hardly show up unless you press hard or rewrite on top of of what you just wrote.
    • They write well but its an absolute nightmare to wipe them off the dry erase board !
    • Usborne makes some great activity books that require a dry erase marker and these work well with those
    • Got these because we had a dry erase board and my son was constantly leaving the markers open and they were drying out.
    • I purchased these dry erase crayons to go with a small dry erase board with one blank side and handwriting lines on the other side
    • Because I didn't want her having crayola dry erase marker because she will forget and leave cap off
    • A couple squirts of dry erase marker remover made removal a lot easier
    • I bought these for use with a dry-erase board on a kids art easel and I like them much better than the dry erase markers.
    • old which crayons she could use on the dry erase board and which she couldn't, she of course used regular crayons and guess what we learned?!
    • I've used cleaner, colored over the top with a dry-erase marker, Magic Eraser, alcohol, etc
    • i thought they were dry erase markers
    • We have stains on our brand new dry erase board that we spent hours creating for our kids and we can not get it off.
    • While these are great for the dry erase board with my grandson if they get
    • Needless to say, he colored on my pillow with his dry erase markers that came with his board and lost his marker privilege
    • I have yet to wash anything to see how well it comes out, but have noticed that it doesn't get "in" clothes as much as regular dry erase markers do in the first place which is great
    • Bought these initially for my daughter's 2nd birthday to go with her art easel that has a dry-erase board on one side.
    • Works great on a white dry erase board, easily wipes up from white board with a damp paper towel, and also easily wipes up for other inadvertant surfaces (e.g. walls!).
    • These are much easier to erase than the Crayola dry erase markers.
    • Wonderful and not messy good for the dry erase easel
    • Stick with the Crayola washable dry-erase markers instead.
    • Works well on the dry erase board and comes off easily
    • They work well on the dry erase board
    • Best of all, they do not STINK like dry-erase markers!
    • Very good dry erase crayons.
    • I don't worry about Sophia trying to draw on or stain anything besides her dry erase board
    • These are great little crayons to use with dry erase coloring books!
    • A great option for when you don't want to use dry erase markers.
    • We bought these thinking that instead of using a paper roll on our easel, that we'd use these instead on the dry erase board and turns out that they are so hard to erase, that an adult breaks a sweat to erase them.
    • I have small dry erase boards that my art students use while I use a bigger one to demo technique.
    • These are basically just regular crayons, but a little easier to clean off of dry erase boards.
    • Not sure what to say in this review... they color on my child's dry erase board and come off completely with a wet paper towel
    • If your child uses these dry erase crayons to write on the wall as mine did use warm water & soap to remove
    • I didn't know dry erase crayons existed
    • They don't stink and make a mess like dry erase markers
    • But still, I re-ordered these instead of getting dry-erase markers, because like I said, I find it way more convenient to not have to think about the caps.
    • Difficult to see on dry erase board.
    • She gets them on the plastic around the dry erase board and they clean off this easily as well with a damp towel.
    • The only drawback for me is that my arm is a tad exhausted when I'm erasing an entire dry erase book that my daughter loves to use.
    • For my kids, I have used dry erase colored pencils and dry erase markers, also by Crayola
    • As actual dry-erase "markers" they don't work terribly well
    • They work on the dry erase side and also as crayons.
    • My 3 year old loves dry erase books, but always forgets to put the caps back on.
    • They're big and easy for her to use, they clean up really well and they're much less messy than dry erase markers.
    • Great dry erase crayons for toddlers to go with an easel
    • For little kids drawing on a white board, they could be good, but not as a replacement for dry erase markers, unfortunately.
    • However, it comes right off with dry erase spray white board cleaner.
    • We use these for dry erase practice books
    • I haven't tried them on a dry erase board yet,but they're perfect for what I bought them for.
    • I love using the dry erase crayons on the whiteboard!
    • Use dry erase markers instead.
    • Our dry erase board hasn't worked as well since using these on them
    • Enough that I put away the dry erase board for a while
    • Never heard of dry erase crayons and was very excited to try them out, and love it
    • These make a better mark on the dry erase board but you'll have a hard time erasing
    • These really do give better color on the dry erase board side of the grandkids' easel than dry erase markers.
    • These are definitely the way to go and a lot easier to clean than the dry erase marker that come with the book.
    • I bought these for my son's dry erase board
    • great for use with the easel or dry erase board.
    • Stick with dry erase markers, or just use regular crayons and wipe it with a wet towel!
    • These are dry erase CRAYONS, not markers.
    • I bought these for my kindergarten classroom because I was tired of dry erase markers drying out when the kids lost the caps.
    • I chose the crayons over other dry erase products because there'd be no odor.
    • We needed a few more dry erase crayons for my daughter's crayola dry erase plastic case
    • Have to push real hard to get the color to be seen on the dry erase board. :-(
    • I had to use a chalk board in my office instead of the dry erase board, now I can use the white board without a chemical headache!
    • i use these dry erase crayons to label things around the house
    • Don't let the "dry erase" blurb fool you
    • I haven't had the 'luck' of seeing how well they clean off other household items because, so far, they have only been used on the dry erase board!
    • Best of all, I have set to see the 'phantom markings' that dry erase markers leave behind (especially on older white boards).I would recommend an office / department pick up a box and try it before converting to these babies
    • Love dry erase crayons
    • I didn't know they had dry erase crayons
    • I also bought the dry erase markers by crayola
    • if you can find a sturdy mirror made of safety glass or let the kids play with a large window... use them in a cool dry place, humidity doesn't fair too well with these
    • These are hard to wipe off the dry erase board.
    • The dry erase crayons allow me to wipe his books clean.
    • Much less messy than dry erase markers and doesn't smell at all.
    • These crayons are really cool and show up well on both white and black dry erase boards
    • I bought these thinking my son would love using them on his play station.....they are hard to wipe off the dry erase board, leave a film.
    • These are fun for the dry erase board but wish they were thicker
    • These are perfect for little artists using a dry erase board
    • While looking for dry erase markers (for my toddler), I happened across these dry erase crayons.
    • They wipe off of his dry erase board easily and do not stain
    • Much better than dry erase markers for small children.
    • They show up clearly- way easier to work with than dry erase markers
    • My toddler is way too young to be trusted with dry erase markers
    • These work great on my sons dry erase side of his easel and the crayons wipe right off with the cloth provided which is super awesome and concept
    • 15 month old uses them well with her dry erase board
    • Way better than dry erase markers because they don't smear
    • They go on so smoothly, are a beautiful deep color that works on both black & white dry erase boards and they don't stain clothes
    • I had an old whiteboard which was getting hard to erase with regular dry erase markers.
    • I'm sure we can get it off if she does, but it won't be as easy as cleaning off dry erase markers
    • They are so much more SAHM friendly than the dry erase markers
    • These also are ideal for the dry erase letter and number books because there is no ink to smear across hands.
    • These are great for younger kids who might have a hard time with the smaller markers, and I think the colors are more vibrant than standard dry erase markers
    • 2)use the dry part of the mitt to clean up any residual
    • It does NOT wipe off the dry erase crayons from the dry erase board, I had to use a wet towel with vinegar/water mix for that.
    • You have to be extremely thorough to remove all the waxy residue, otherwise dry erase marker over the waxy stuff won't erase.
    • These are the best thing EVER for my two year olds art easel white dry erase board
    • Every gamer who has a game that needs to use dry/wet erase markers to mark the boards NEEDS THESE.My husband and I play Rails Across America and Rails Across Europe, and these dry erase crayons are the BEST
    • They were previously leaving the caps off of the Crayola dry erase markers and they were getting dried out so quickly
    • These crayons write just fine on the dry-erase board but don't clean up well.
    • It's a little intimidating to give dry erase markers to children as they will permanently mark most things!
    • Work great on my crayola dry erase easel
    • toddler's easel has a dry erase board on it....and the markers didn't really come off well, and aren't washable
    • As described in the ad -These Dry Erase Crayons wipe off easily from dry erase surfaces
    • I purchased a dry erase letter workbook for my 4 year old
    • I was trying not to get the dry erase markers because my 2 year old often leaves the cap off and the markers dry out.
    • They leave a greasy film on the dry erase boards which is hard to get off.
    • Bought this and a couple of the Crayola dual sided dry erase board sets for the kids (4 and nearly 2) and they spent several hours coloring and erasing
    • We use them on dry erase boards and coloring books.
    • Perfect addition to our dry erase board easel
    • That is the bad part, the good part is that they are colorful and stick on the whiteboard well, and no worries about leaving off caps or marking clothes or carpets like I had with traditional dry-erase markers.
    • After lots of money on dry erase markers I decided to try these out even though I had read reviews of them being difficult to erase
    • These are a lot better than when they first came out with dry erase crayons (which were basically impossible to erase and difficult to see).
    • Now, when it comes to "wiping" your child's new artwork off said surface (hopefully just the dry erase board), that's another story
    • Haven't used these on a dry erase board but have used them on paper and while my little one is only 18 months he has gotten the crayon on the plastic table
    • I bought these to replace the markers for her dry erase set board thinking they would take longer to use than the markers to use on her Crayola dry erase board she had gotten for
    • I love that you don't have to remember to cap them like dry-erase markers, because they don't dry out.
    • These are awesome, but if your child colors with a heavy hand they are very hard to remove from the dry erase board
    • i really like these - we use them with the crayola easel (after reading reviews here for regular dry erase boards) - they work great!
    • Very tough to erase from the Melissa and Doug dry erase easle with the included
    • Also, the washable crayons wipe off really easy with a wet paper towel if you want to really clean the dry erase board.
    • Sure, they work on dry erase boards and come off but its a useless product as in the meantime of trying to tell a 2
    • These are a great alternative to the dry erase marker
    • The microfiber mitt that comes with each package does a good job of erasing off of a dry-erase surface.
    • I'm sure we can get it off if she does, but it won't be as easy as cleaning off dry erase markers
    • These dry-erase crayons have a different texture than regular crayons and will mark on clothes
    • They don't show up well on the dry erase board at all
    • I bought these along with the Crayola easel that includes the chalkboard and the dry erase board and couldn’t be happier
    • No odor like with other dry erase markers.
    • These are a lot cheaper than traditional dry erase markers
    • Very easy clean up for dry erase board.
    • We got her a dry-erase board with the markers (she loved it) but those markers don't come out of clothes.
    • For the most part, the crayons work as advertised and are easily wiped off of the dry erase board.
    • The only downside of these dry-erase crayons are that they do not always wipe off the board very well.
    • Much better than dry erase markers for small children.
    • So if you are in a pinch and the student isn't too far from the dry erase board regular colors will do and are much cheaper
    • So, these dry erase crayons are really, really hard to erase
    • Regular crayons do come off your dry erase board just as easily, though.
    • These work great on dry erase boards but I wouldn't say you could erase them dry
    • After buying 3 rounds of washable dry erase markers that my toddler eventually ruined by leaving the caps off, I decided to buy these for her dry erase easel
    • I purchased these for my 5 and 3 year old after getting them easels with dry erase boards
    • My toddler loves to use them on our dry-erase board.
    • Now my 3 year old can use my dry erase board and not ruin the furniture with the markers
    • I purchased these for my 2 year old's dry erase magnet board in his room, because I didn't want any stinky dry erase markers putting off fumes in there
    • He loves to draw and color, but he's really not ready for dry erase markers.
    • your better off paying the money to buy fine point dry erase markers
    • These do not rub off well on a dry erase board
    • Love this as much as the dry erase markers
    • so much we purchased a few more sets and we use them on our dry erase board.
    • They work great and no more dried up dry erase markers!
    • These dry erase crayons solve many of those issues.
    • I bought these crayons to use with a couple of dry erase workbooks I bought
    • They don't come off of the dry erase board with the mitt provided, but a little soap and water in a spray bottle works like MAGIC.
    • Two, they don't write smooth and easy like dry erase markers.
    • These dry-erase crayons are hard to rub off and give children the wrong idea of what to do with regular crayons.
    • The crayons made a huge mess all over their hands and car seats, probably more than if I had given them regular dry-erase markers.
    • We do need to use water and a paper towel to remove these from the dry erase board, the eraser doesn't work with the waxy crayons.
    • but I was worried that crayons for the dry erase board would
    • I would probably just use the included mitten for regular dry erase markers
    • while my daughter had fun coloring with them ,the fun did'nt last long when she tried to erase the picture and draw a new one.they worked great as regular crayons but not for a dry erase board.i ended up having to really scrub the dry erase board to get the crayon
    • Stick with dry erase markers.
    • These have less odor than the low-odor dry-erase markers
    • These crayons work very well on the dry erase boards; but, the washable crayons work well on dry erase boards, too, and should the artist wander from the intended surface...the washable crayons are an easier clean up.
    • Normal dry erase markers stain clothes, the washable dry erase markers aren't dark enough, but these crayons are perfect
    • They're great, but over the years, they've accumulated scuff marks, the finish has worn down, and there are a few places where dry erase markers have left faint permanent marks
    • /mitt however it does take some pressure and leaves some residue (as do dry erase markers) but it was easily cleaned up with a little soap and water.
    • but I didn't realize it until they arrived since I searchd for dry erase markers.
    • And the dry erase feature makes it easier to clean on non-dry erase boards as well.
    • I use these with my kindergarten students, because I am allergic to the odor of dry erase markers.
    • My kids love using these on the dry erase board
    • These crayons have dry erase markers beat for sure
    • My concern is that she won't recognize that they aren't interchangeable and will write on her dry erase board with the regular crayons.
    • Great dry erase crayons for toddlers to go with an easel