What is the difference between crayola Color Wonder and the Crayola Color Wonder Mess-Free products? Are the products interchangeable
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I believe they are the same. My child's color wonder book says "mess free" at the top. Hope this helps!
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I don't know the exact differences, but their customer service is top notch and can give you the technical details ... support@joyandkarma.com This product is much thicker in consistency than the Vitamin C one, and I like that I don't have to worry about it dripping off my face so quickly. You can use both products together, but I think they probably work the same if you only want to buy one product.
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Yes, they really do not. They are so faint you really can't see the drawings. I was very disappointed. I never considered using regular Crayola washables as Jessica mentioned but that's a good idea. I also highly recommend their window markers for young kids, my 4-year-old can spend hours standing at the window drawing and writing her name and the doodle mat never held her attention that well.
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I didn't notice a big difference either way. This still leaves some stains behind - but so does Oxiclean. Oxiclean can leave behind a residue on clothes and this does not and seems to be safe for colors. I haven't gone to the trouble to do a pricing comparison - but wanted to try something that was less destructive than regular bleach.
1973642
Did anyone try the crayons on the board? I'm trying to find out before I buy it.
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I don't use colored pencils myself - I work in watercolors. These are for my kids as they have gotten older and enjoy colored pencils (they are all pretty artistic). I start them off young with Crayola and then go to Prismacolor. I have bought the Premier for them but they have been gifts at Christmas and I let them know these are not like Crayola and they have to take care of them. I found two links for you. Hope this helps! One is from a Blog: Just a Place for Cool Stuff http://pumibel.blogspot.com/2011/11/prismacolor-scholar-line-colored.html This is the other one. I found this on a Yahoo Canada Answers link: "The Premier is the artist quality and the Scholar is the student brand. The artist quality Premier is higher quality - they have more pigment and the pencils mix better as well. Source(s): Professional artist for a long time. Colored pencil artist for 23 years and counting..."
518591
Yes, you can use regular markers or crayons or anything on the paper. But the color wonder markers only work on the special paper.
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I agree with the previous comments. You cannot substitute one for the other. I used the clear to tone down the intensity of the color I was using. I actually added a little to the color in the bottle then added the processing solution and applied!
1994657
I have not been able to tell the difference, if there is one. I have used this with the CND powders and other brands of powder, including powder mixed with colors and glitter. It works great.
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same size as a regular crayon. The only difference is the paper is not the same grade as other brand name crayons
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There is no difference that I know of, this one has a + on the bottle as well. There is API Stress Coat which helps with the slime coat and is a different product.
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No, They are similar but not the same. The Royal Purple as far as me & a lot of people I know in this business believes that it is a way better cleaner than the Chevron. I use the Royal Purple myself & have no complaints. It does the job. I & a lot of technicians I know don't really care for the Chevron, STP, & etc. kind of cheaper as per say products. Even though the Chevron costs about the same it should be more around 7-10 bucks.
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I found the following exact quote on Crayola's website: "Our manufacturing facilities do not undergo routine gluten testing, and therefore, we cannot support a gluten-free claim. Although the exact ingredients of our products are proprietary, a few do contain wheat as an ingredient. Since most of our products are made in the same manufacturing facilities, we cannot state with certainty that all of our products are gluten free."
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As far as I know they are the same. I have both. One that I bought a few years ago and one that I bought in the last year. The problem I'm having with the newer one is that they made the rubber a lot thicker and less flexible so it doesn't stick to the table. The suction cups don't work. The one I bought recently is basically useless b/c it doesn't stick to the table and my toddler keeps pulling it off and putting it on her head. My sister just bought the same one and she's having the same problem. I'm thinking they must've tried to "improve" their product by making the rubber thicker but in fact did the opposite and now it is worse.
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I bought this for my grandson, so I'm not actually around when he uses it. I got him dry erase crayons too though because they don't dry out. Sorry, I can't help much. On the plus side, he loves using it.
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Yes it is dye free. The Kool-Aid is clear like water. The watermelon and kiwi flavors are the artificial flavors. I can't drink things with color in them or I get hyper and I am able to drink this because there is no color in it.