Crayola Broad Point Washable Markers - Pack of 2 (58-7808-2Pack), Blue

Your kiddos can draw on themselves and then you can wash it off! Never mind that the house is a mess, the dog needs to be groomed and you forgot to pay the water bill. Draw a happy face on that mug of yours and relax!

My kids were playing with these markers the other day and having a great time, but when I discovered what they were doing I was horrified. They were throwing the markers at the ceiling fan which knocked the lid off and sprayed the room with ink. When I realized what they were doing I was horrified and I had a panic attack over the idea of having to clean all of it up. thankfully, they were crayola. I was so thankful that everything cleaned up so easily. Off the skin, out of the sheets, and off the walls. Just with water. Thanks Crayola you did it again

Just when I think the kids have aged out of needing to have washable markers, I find a "tattoo" or an arcane hieroglyphic on the wall. Luckily, we've tested the limits of Ultra-Clean Washable markers with great success. The quality of the pens seems to be the same as their unwashable counterparts, yet they wipe off of clothes, walls, tables, tile, carpet and little humans pretty seamlessly.

I buy packs of these both for home and for my daughter's classroom. No other kid-focused marker brand seems to match the quality of Crayola. No idea how they do it, but not only are these pretty washable, but the color is vibrant, the tips taking a beating, and they last a LONG time. When I taught art to kindergartners, these were my go-to markers because the tips wouldn't break and they held up to months of constant use.

These pens are very colorful and bright. They were easy to handle for our toddler grandchild to begin his coloring career. He can grasp them easily. The tops fit too tightly for him to remove, so we must help him with that; and that's OK with us. Crayons require too much force and pressure for his initial learning, so these pens are an excellent introduction. After training a couple of months with these pens, he is now also using crayons to mark on paper. Of course, the pens end up coloring the table, clothing, skin, and the floor. But they wash out easily. For clothing, take note of the washing directions on the package. I can't guarantee that the ink can be removed from everything, but we have had good results thus far.

The markers are great -- my only complaint is that the "ultra" washability is a double-edged sword. They wash off easily but they also spread easily on surfaces. E.g. if my son gets some on his hand and then later touches his face, it'll transfer without any effort! Tit for tat.

I have 3 kids 5 and under. They love to draw and color. They even like to color on the couch, wall and carpet. Oh and themselves! These wash off and clean up easily. Actually, I don't mind art on my walls anymore.

Amazing. Whatever engineers mastered these deserve a lot of cred. They really come right off of walls and furniture. Don;t know about clothing yet. I dont know why anyone would use regular markers with toddlers when these are out there.