CRAYOLAWashable Dry-Erase Markers - Assorted Colours (Pack of 8) | Low Odour, Easy Wiping Colouring Fun! Ideal for Kids Aged 3+

Love crayons because they are easy to be erased. Very colourful and easy to hold.

Great colours, easy to wipe. Grandson loves them

Good ink colours and thickness and they’re nice and small for little hands. Performance wise, they’re not as precise as non-washable whiteboard markers I’d say but I’ll take that for the washable nature.Would buy again, kids love using them on their mini whiteboards

Good vibrant colours on whiteboard, washes off clothes and children easily.

Given the brand I thought these would be better. I would have sent them back except obviously we opened them up to use them and discover they were disappointing. The colours aren't vibrant and they don't rub off whiteboard surfaces very cleanly.

These are great pens. They dry quickly and the colours are bold. I have had them for quite some time now and they are lasting well

Yes these are small, <1cm in width and the length is 10.5cm with the lid on.The colours are vibrant, all of them worked and they wash out of everything my toddler has gotten them on (which is unusual for dry wipe!).We wipe them off less than an hour after they touch the wipe clean workbook (Priddy) that she has and they haven't left any permanent marks or shadows. We tend to always use a damp cloth because that's what my little girl insists on so I can't comment on how easily they erase with just a dry cloth.I will buy as gifts for toddlers in the future.

When I bought the whiteboard I saw the "frequently bought together" suggestion, so I thought "great, will do". I should have read the reviews instead, which is what I normally do and the reason why it takes me days to buy anything on Amazon. And turns out it is the right thing to do.Wipe clean? How do you define "clean"? As many other reviewers have mentioned (now I have bothered to read the reviews) it is a pain to clean with a wipe or kitchen towel. You would expect that since it is for children it would be easy to remove. The only chance is to apply yourself for a few minutes rubbing intensely, which makes it useless because let's face it, the point is to draw and remove constantly, not to paint a masterpiece and let it there for family and friends to see for the rest of eternity. No use in expecting the child to wipe it clean.As for the drawing itself, it is faint and the colour lacks consistency.My son could not have enough of it when we put the whiteboard up. Now he does not even look at it because he is frustrated. Luckily there is a blackboard behind the whiteboard which he uses every day, because he can wipe it himself.I am buying a new set of markers and binning the Crayola. Waste of money.