🖍️ Crayola Dry-Erase Colorful Crayons, Pack of 8 Review

Description had a problem. If you're just looking for 8 dry erase colored pencils then that's fine. However, the description says they are crayons and there are 18 of them, and the price is $2.45 more than a box of 8 dry erase crayons, which it actually is. Since I ordered both, I have to make an effort to return this one.

Very fragile and break easily. Before use, all the crayons were broken. Broken after first use. That was before I let the kids use them. They don't write very well on a protective sheet, but they do write well on a real whiteboard. Provided they don't break. I used the traditional Crayola Dry Erase Crayon pack and will be sticking with it from now on.

I love these! I got them for whiteboards but they color beautifully on paper too and my 23 month old loves them too. The color is bright. They are a bit thicker than regular colored pencils, making them easy to hold in hand. But more than that, they are very easy to remove from almost any surface. We've had floors, doors, walls, furniture, they all loved it and a quick wipe with a baby wipe always removes it!

I'm a teacher and I'm sick of my first graders drying dry erase markers. I used to buy these Crayola dry erase pens in regular colors. I like them except that they break fairly easily if squeezed too hard. The regular color set had a yellow crayon that didn't render well on the whiteboard, so I decided to try that set this time. Unfortunately, this set has a lighter yellow that doesn't show up, as well as white chalk that's pretty much useless if you don't have a chalkboard. So only 6 out of 8…

Excellent crayons! My daughter used it on her chalkboard (I bought it for the easel!) the side of the easel and I thought oh no it's ruined! I should have known better that Crayola never does anything and it's ruined! I took some warm water and a paper towel and it came off so easily! I didn't have to rub, I literally just wiped it off and it came off easily! The colors are so vibrant and vibrant against the background of the dry erase board and it goes on so beautifully! The color and crayons…

Love, love, love. I work in an office that mainly employs people with disabilities and is declared 'Odor Free'. Unfortunately when we also threw away paper and got whiteboards, the markers that came with them were definitely NOT odorless and I would be too dizzy to work trying to use them. When I was looking for unscented markers, all I could find were "eco" markers that claim to replace an ingredient that some people describe as "toxic." So? Does that mean it won't affect my breathing? Who…