Crayons and Markers

An abnormal craving to eat substances which are not normally consumed by humans is called Pica. Chalk is not harmful in the sense that it can poison you. Because of it's consistency, however residue is easily ingested into the lungs and could possibly cause pulmonary distress. A person who finds themselves wanting to ingest such things as chalk, talcum powder, etc. is suffering from a mineral deficiency. They should have a complete medical evaluation.

If the crayons have melted then open a window maybe spray some air freshener and hope for the best, and if that doesn't work get your car cleaned (that is if the catagorie this questions is under is right).

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No. It even says on the package that they aren't dangerous!

The smells are :

Black - Black Licorice

Red - Cherry

Dark Blue (Blue) - Blueberry

Light Green (Green) - Mint

Light Pink (Pink) - Melon

Light Blue (Turquoise) - Mango

Yellow - Lemon

Orange - Orange

Brown - Cinnamon

Purple - Grape

Dark Green - Apple

Dark Pink (Magenta) - Raspberry

you should be able to buy a spray can of Graffitti remover. If the mark has been made by a wax crayon a stiff wire brushing should help, maybe a strong solution of household bleach. Hire a pressure washer and blast it off. If all else fails, after a few months it will have probably worn away

No. It doesn't contain lead.

hve lots and lots of water to give to the baby. have it drink bottles of water.

white with black vertical stripes

The earliest of crayons didn't have uniform tips like they do today. Most of them were hand carved or even when they were machine carved, the didn't have the flat tip they do today; they went to a very fine point. Another change you don't see is that many assortment boxes contained a brass or metal crayon holder so you wouldn't break your crayons while coloring with them. Crayons were generally very small in early years. They thought that small children had small hands and therefore needed small crayons whereas they've since realized that larger oversized crayons make it easier for small children to control. The sizes have changed over the years. The most common sizes found in the late 1800s and pre-1920 era were 28, 14 and 7 and none of those sizes are now available. They've switched to 8,16,24,48,64.

take your hand put it to the cap and pull as hard as u can then mark on somebodys face and say u needed a little make over lol that is all i got folks come back next week for more crazy answers this is 24/7 jokes talking to you see you next week. p.s. please come you will be happy.

People have crayon eating contests... Which i think is stupid. i dont know of any other negative impacts of crayons:/

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When he was old enough to begin drawing lines between all the dots and then colour it in.

Crayons are made of highly steamed petroleum and broiled wax.

That is not a good idea , they are made of wax, try writing on something soft and porous, then try to remove it, the chemicals you would have to use would damage your skin, or the soap and water , and rubbing would do some damage also.

Painting easels and other creative learning toys such as these can be purchased from many different retailers, such as Walmart, Kmart, Target, Meijer, and Toy R Us. Hobby and craft stores such as Hobby Lobby also carry these items.

crayons changed people's life because of their beauty within the colors and the dark and brightness of the colors. Colors define people's true personality and identity with in them.COLORS ARE BEAUTIFUL AND CAN BE VERY CREATFUL ON PAPER!!

Markers contain ink in the inside. Like pens they contain ink.

there is no 100000000 crayon

lols thered 133, isn't there? Including retired ones.

Theres now about 120

Crayola gave away a special blue crayon celebrating the 100,000,000,000 Crayola crayon made. The color is called blue ribbon and it was made in 1996.

Expo markers, are used to write on a smooth surface, usually a Dry erase board. Dry erase boards are big white smooth boards, that you can use the Expo markers on, and easily erase with an Expo eraser. Which makes it easy to reuse the board many times.

=Crayola products are much more well made than RoseArt products, for the fact that Crayola crayons are harder to break, easier to use, and don't have as waxy of an apperance on the paper when drawn with. So to answer your question, Yes, Crayola products are better than RoseArt products.=

yes they are