Crayola - Ultra-clean Washable Large Crayons - box of 16

Ultra-clean Washable Large Crayons - box of 16

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SKU: 49208 MPN: 52-3281
List Price: $7.31
Discount: 15%
Texas Art Price: $6.21

Product Information

  • Ultra-clean formula wipes off with water
  • Large size fits little hands comfortably
  • Removes easily from most walls
  • Works on non-porous household surfaces
  • Perfect first crayon for young children
  • Simple cleanup with warm water and sponge
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Crayola Ultra-clean Washable Large Crayons Description

Young children grip differently than adults, they need diameter, not length. These oversized crayons measure substantially thicker than standard versions, giving small hands something substantial to grasp while they develop fine motor control and drawing coordination. The chunky format resists breaking under enthusiastic pressure, surviving drops onto hard floors and the forceful application that comes with early mark-making exploration.

Crayola formulates the pigment matrix to release from common household surfaces with warm water alone. Marks lift from painted walls, sealed wood furniture, and vinyl flooring without harsh cleaners or aggressive scrubbing. This washability extends to fabric, too, standard laundry cycles remove crayon from most clothing. The same wax-based formula that enables easy cleanup still delivers satisfying color payoff on paper, maintaining the sensory feedback that makes physical drawing engaging for developing artists.

Eight colors provide enough variety for basic color recognition and mixing experiments without overwhelming choice. The rounded tips withstand rough handling while producing broad, visible strokes that build confidence. Parents supervising early creative sessions appreciate that cleanup involves wiping rather than repainting, while children gain unrestricted access to mark-making tools that respond predictably to their efforts.