How are Crayola markers made to be washable?

The reason why Crayola Washable Markers can be washed off is because the ink is water-based. It is designed be safe on skin and usually comes off with soap and water. The Crayola website also recommends wipes if basic soap and water don't work. I prefer washable markers because it's easier to come off. read more

Crayola Markers are made of five components, which include a water based color solution, a porous plastic nib, a plastic barrel, a cotton filament and a cap. The main ingredients in the color solution are water and dyes. Specific ingredient information is proprietary. We produce approximately 465 million Crayola Markers per year. read more

Crayola broad line and fine line markers are available in a variety of colors and nib styles. Versatility and ease of use make these markers the most desirable tool for art and craft as well as classroom activities. read more