Product Description

Broad Line Washable Markers in: brown, purple, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and black. These 8 classic colors are the World's Most Washable Markers. Non-toxic. Conforms to ASTM D 4236. Made in USA.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #348 in Toys & Games
• Color: ASSORTED
• Brand: Crayola
• Model: 58-7808
• Released on: 2009-05-11
• Number of items: 8
• Dimensions: 6.69" h x 5.06" w x .69" l, 1.56 pounds

Features

• Great Color Variety
• Eight Conical Tip Broadline Markers
• It is washable
• Makes thick and thin lines
• Classic Colors are available

From the Manufacturer
8ct. Broad Classice Crayola Washable Markers offers a variety of colors!

Customer Reviews

Great, does what it says!
When buying something that says washable, I'm usually the skeptic. But since these were required by our school, I bought them and was pleasantly surprised. Kindergartners have a way of attracting stains sometimes and this just washed out like a dream. Can't say enough good about them - the only complaint is that they dry out somewhat quickly. Other than that, highly recommend!

I love them
I love these markers, and so do my children! They work great. They've lasted quite a long time. I'm impressed.

They're fat, so they are easy for little hands to hold and color with.

The colors are real and bold.

Above all that, they're washable. Can't beat that!

Clean-up is easy & they lasted a Long time
These Markers are Washable. Exactly as printed on the box, Exactly as Advertised. The Markers easily clean from little hands and from the clothes.
They colors are Bright.
The Markers are durable. The Markers are capped regularly after each use and they have lasted without drying up for nearly a year. I just bought additional sets of these Washable Markers to replace the existing set (a few markers are drying up now after a year of use). We also bought sets for her little friends from daycare.
Our little girl has been using these since she was 15 months old. She has a Cardboard Tray (the cardboard bottom that comes with a case of bottled water). The Markers & the paper or coloring book stay in the Cardboard Tray. The tray is on the floor or on the table (not the sofa, not the bed, not walking around the house...).
I can say we have had No experience with coloring Walls, furniture, Pets, etc. It is not so difficult now to avoid the Markers wandering around the house. The Markers stay in the Tray or they are taken away. If she can't keep them in the tray, she plays with something else.