Bath Crayons Super Set Disintegrate Review

They don't clean well! Our Lo loves her, but I'm afraid her white tiles and bathroom will leave indelible stains. I've tried everything in the world to remove these marks and we're stuck with doodles.

Colors fade when water comes into contact with them, making it impossible to paint the walls of the bathtub after exposure to water. Also, the wall was painted red and I had to clean it with magic eraser and bleach. We haven't had these issues with the more well-known brands of bath chalk.

My daughter loved playing with crayons in the bath. We decided to give them a try only to be disappointed. Pros: Chunky shaft, comfortable for small hands. Marks well. minuses. work to erase any remaining artwork. It was very difficult to get off. If a color floats in the bath, the bath water changes its colour. Some crayons could no longer be updated. It's like the crayon has expanded in the case and you can't lift the notch to reveal more of the pen.

My 2 year old uses them in the bathroom. They color well when the chalk is wet (if you give it to it it will float in the bath for the rest of the bath), but when it's time to drain the bath, little bits of chalk remain in it, almost like colored dust. The bottom of the tub which I have to push to the drain when the water drains is a pain. They also break out of the holder quite easily. I keep them low just long enough to paint with the tip sticking out so it's less likely to break, but still…

It's terrible when you draw in the shower to capture concept sketches or ideas, or even as a distraction from pain or migraines. Washes off when painting, creating the effect of drops. It ends up being insanely pale and you have to repeat it over and over and over again to even try to keep it the way it is in the picture. It started out as a deer's skull, but as it had to be repeated over and over with increasing pressure and frustration, it ended up looking like a deer's tusk. (Redrawn 5-7…

UPDATE 06/12/19: All of this has gone in the trash. If you need to push the crayon up, it will fall out from above. If you can pick it up without breaking your fingertip, I'll be impressed. We had to slide them back in, squeezing them tightly and twisting them to try to keep them in the plastic sleeve. Also, I have a big stain on the floor in the shower where they spilled out of the bag onto the floor. Bleach appears to have been removed. This is a work in progress. I would never buy this…

Approximately 30 seconds after the crayons are in the water, they begin to dissolve and the color seeps into the bath water. The title says this shouldn't happen. Drawings are also immediately washed off in a water bath. This eliminates the need for a cleanse as the pattern is short-lived, but defeats the point of having a bath stick in the first place. I could give my kids a set of watercolors for the bath and pretty much do the same thing as these bath sticks. When it comes to rinsing the…

My kids love to paint while they swim and we have tried several bath chalk sets over the past year. Most of them break easily, leaving small pieces of crayon in the tub. They looked a little thicker in the photos and the addition of a mesh pocket for storage is great! Unfortunately, some paints melt almost immediately when exposed to water. This means that after bathing, when the crayons are put back into the mesh bag and hanging on the suction hook, a strange black liquid will drip out of the…