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Specially designed for doodling and drawing on black or white dry-erase boards, Crayola 8-Count Dry Erase Crayons have a larger, easy-to-grip size and come in eight bright, child-friendly colors. These washable crayons will not stain skin or fabrics and wipe clean from dry-erase boards with the included eraser mitt. This kit also includes a convenient built-in sharpener.
Bold, Vibrant Colors for Bright Drawings
This pack of Crayola Dry Erase Crayons includes eight vibrant colors that go on smoothly and won't easily smudge or brush off. If your child makes a mistake or wants to start a whole new design, the eraser mitt quickly wipes dry-erase boards clean. The included sharpener keeps the crayons ready for your child's next masterpiece.
Marks Wash Away with Water
These washable crayons will not stain skin or clothes, and stubborn marks can be removed from clothes and hands with water for fast and easy cleanup. Crayola Dry-Erase crayons are odor-free and do not have caps to lose. And most Crayola Dry-Erase Boards include built-in crayon storage to keep things organized.
What's in the Box
Eight crayons, sharpener, and eraser mitt.
Product Description
Crayola 8ct Dry Erase Crayons Large Size
Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
86 of 89 people found the following review helpful
Durability:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Educational:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Fun:
4.0 out of 5 stars
So I saw these at Staples and because I'm an impulse buyer, I snagged them. We're a homeschooling family and dry erase markers are expensive, stinky and they dry out way too easily! Dry Erase Crayons were just too tempting to pass up.
When I got home, I starting wondering about the difference between the dry erase crayon and regular crayons. The Dry Erase Crayons are thicker and the colors are deeper. Regular crayons do come off your dry erase board just as easily, though. 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.
We will purchase this product again. (I also like the mitt that came in the package)
When I got home, I starting wondering about the difference between the dry erase crayon and regular crayons. The Dry Erase Crayons are thicker and the colors are deeper. Regular crayons do come off your dry erase board just as easily, though. 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.
We will purchase this product again. (I also like the mitt that came in the package)
46 of 49 people found the following review helpful
By S. Walters
Amazon Verified Purchase
Durability:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Educational:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Fun:
4.0 out of 5 stars
We bought both the washable crayons and markers but the crayons worked sooo good and safe for my 3yr. old and 1 1/2yr. old that we haven't even bothered opening the markers yet. We simlpy use a baby wipe on the whiteboard or the kids to take the color off! And there is no mess on their clothes from the crayons. We highly recommend this product.
63 of 70 people found the following review helpful
By T. Moss
Amazon Verified Purchase
Durability:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Educational:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Fun:
2.0 out of 5 stars
I bought 2 packs: home and office. How much fun would it be to do office work in crayon?! Little problem. They are very hard to erase. Erasing leaves a waxy residue that makes regular dry erase markers hard to erase. Fortunately you can remove them with the normal white board spray.
Too much hassle.
Edit: Can also remove with wet cloth. You have to be extremely thorough to remove all the waxy residue, otherwise dry erase marker over the waxy stuff won't erase.
Too much hassle.
Edit: Can also remove with wet cloth. You have to be extremely thorough to remove all the waxy residue, otherwise dry erase marker over the waxy stuff won't erase.
21 of 22 people found the following review helpful
By Jess
Durability:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Educational:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Fun:
3.0 out of 5 stars
I am a kindergarten teacher and came across these a year ago and decided to try them out. We use lap sized white boards daily in the classroom and have dealt with many dry erase marker issues in the past. I don't like the fumes of 25 open markers in a room, or the problems with stray marks on clothes, or the hassle of constantly checking caps and having pushed in tips. These dry erase crayons solve many of those issues. I have the children in color groups and give each color table their color (purple team gets purple etc.)to stop color picking fights. Also by giving each student just one crayon, it makes a package of 8 a bargain in comparison to markers. The yellow crayon is harder to see, so we didn't use that color. I was not pleased with the eraser mitt that comes with the product(it seems to erase better inside out) and instead bought a microfiber towel from the auto department and cut it into small rectangular pieces for each student to have their own. After a year of tough use, there are a few drawbacks. The product is a soft crayon that can be broken, good news is, it still writes even in two pieces. Once the labels have been removed or fallen off, the crayons can rub off onto hands and desks even with correct use, this is when I issued replacements(1/2 way through the year). The soft crayons can easily write on anything (think hard lipstick) including arms, faces, desks, clothes, carpet, etc. This is the same as markers, just not what regular crayons can do, so it requires a certain amount of training and supervision with young children. The harder the child pushes down on the crayon, the harder it will be for them to erase, so the proper amount of pressure needed is also a learned skill.... Read more ›
16 of 16 people found the following review helpful
Durability:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Educational:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Fun:
5.0 out of 5 stars
I've given these a pretty thorough test drive, and here's my assessment and some tips for their use.
The set of regular colors is best for a white board. The set labeled `brights' are better for dark surfaces upon which the white and light colors will show up much better.
These are indeed dry-erase crayons. The microfiber mitt that comes with each package does a good job of erasing off of a dry-erase surface. That being said, I find that using the mitt at the front of a classroom involves a LOT of scrubbing with the mitt or other microfiber cloth.
These are also damp-erase, and are MUCH easier to clean off a large board with a pretty damp microfiber cloth. I use the cloths that either Costco or WalMart sell for auto-detailing. Find them in the auto departments. Any rag ought to do. I've only tested the auto detailing cloths.
Where dry-erase markers refuse to write on a damp surfaces, the crayons don't mind so much. They won't work so well on a wet surface, but if you've just used a damp cloth to rub your markings off then you can write immediately with your dry-erase crayon.
These are crayons! They are waxy like crayons, they lay down color like crayons. If you hold them in your hand they'll get a bit soft and make bold marks more easily. Don't leave them in a warm vehicle!
They are completely washable. You can take your microfiber cloth to a sink, suds it up a bit with any variety of soap, and wash much of the crayon out of it. Laundering gets the rest. I wash my eraser cloths with my whites and a bit of bleach. A sink washing makes your cloth reusable if you've done a lot of erasing with it. If you hold the crayons in your hand then you may find crayon on your hand. Just wash your hands with soap and water.... Read more ›
The set of regular colors is best for a white board. The set labeled `brights' are better for dark surfaces upon which the white and light colors will show up much better.
These are indeed dry-erase crayons. The microfiber mitt that comes with each package does a good job of erasing off of a dry-erase surface. That being said, I find that using the mitt at the front of a classroom involves a LOT of scrubbing with the mitt or other microfiber cloth.
These are also damp-erase, and are MUCH easier to clean off a large board with a pretty damp microfiber cloth. I use the cloths that either Costco or WalMart sell for auto-detailing. Find them in the auto departments. Any rag ought to do. I've only tested the auto detailing cloths.
Where dry-erase markers refuse to write on a damp surfaces, the crayons don't mind so much. They won't work so well on a wet surface, but if you've just used a damp cloth to rub your markings off then you can write immediately with your dry-erase crayon.
These are crayons! They are waxy like crayons, they lay down color like crayons. If you hold them in your hand they'll get a bit soft and make bold marks more easily. Don't leave them in a warm vehicle!
They are completely washable. You can take your microfiber cloth to a sink, suds it up a bit with any variety of soap, and wash much of the crayon out of it. Laundering gets the rest. I wash my eraser cloths with my whites and a bit of bleach. A sink washing makes your cloth reusable if you've done a lot of erasing with it. If you hold the crayons in your hand then you may find crayon on your hand. Just wash your hands with soap and water.... Read more ›
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
My kid enjoys this a lot
My kid enjoys this crayons a lot. She can write or color anywhere with out us worrying about the mess. Easily erased using the included black cloth.
Published 7 days ago by bough
5.0 out of 5 stars
OK!
The crayons are a good adding to the easel.The extra pens make it easier for several kids to play together.
Published 12 days ago by monica andrade
5.0 out of 5 stars
perfect
My niece uses these on her new easel and she loves them! They are perfect crayons for a white board! You can still use them as regular crayons on paper too.
Published 14 days ago by Savy
4.0 out of 5 stars
Nice Size
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... Read more
Published 16 days ago by WJF
4.0 out of 5 stars
Crayons work great...but buy a good dry erase eraser
These crayons work wonderfully, but you're going to need a better eraser than the eraser cloth that is included in the box. Read more
Published 19 days ago by ashlei
2.0 out of 5 stars
The red and orange leave permanent stain on the board
We bought these crayons for our sons' playroom. We painted a dry erase board on the wall and liked the idea of the dry erase crayons rather than markers. Read more
Published 20 days ago by S. Haynes
4.0 out of 5 stars
Its great
I opened the packaged as soon as I received it and it was a perfect condition and it looked great so I had my son try them out and he loves them. Read more
Published 26 days ago by Jenica Younce
2.0 out of 5 stars
my 4 year didn't like them
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... Read more
Published 28 days ago by C. Greene
4.0 out of 5 stars
Okay crayons
The dry erase crayons are a great idea and they do what they are supposed to do. They do break more easily than regular crayons, so an extra exuberant little colorer might need to... Read more
Published 1 month ago by DC Mommy
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great dry erase option
I love that these won't dry out, as a marker would if the lid were not replaced. The only drawback for me is that my arm is a tad exhausted when I'm erasing an entire dry erase... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Amesyth Ardendron
