Walmart has 24-Count Crayola Washable Sidewalk Chalk (Assorted Colors) on sale for $2.73. Choose free store pick up where stock permits, otherwise shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (90-day free trial here) or on orders of $35+.
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Model: Crayola Washable Sidewalk 24 Count of Various Colors for Outdoor Play - Multi Colored Plastic
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Please correct me if I am wrong, but aren't all sidewalk chalks washable by default?
I think some are easier to wash off of you or your clothes? My child does pretty complex chalk art and some brands stain your hands and clothes worse than others.
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Perfect timing. Someone on my local Buy Nothing page just asked for sidewalk chalk for their grandkids. Thanks for the post and rep'd!
Do people often buy stuff for Buy Nothing requests? As a parent, it's a pet peeve of mine when the grandparents take all the kids stuff from Buy Nothing, so their grandkids can use it once a week. Us working parents don't have time to stalk Buy Nothing all day and usually don't get dibs on anything.
I usually buy a nobody-brand pack at any dollar store for $1.00. Sometime I need to also get crayola brand and compare them.
I always bought the $1ish packs, but one time I found Crayola mark down even cheaper (I can't remember the price, but less than $1 I believe). Crayola is much better. It goes on the concrete much smoother, giving a much better look using less of the stick. With that said, I still will buy the cheaper stuff most of the time, as my kids don't care. But if I could find deals on Crayola, I'd definitely consider getting them instead. But for anyone who cares about actually doing good looking chalk art, I'd say ignore the cheap stuff and go with Crayola.
I always bought the $1ish packs, but one time I found Crayola mark down even cheaper (I can't remember the price, but less than $1 I believe). Crayola is much better. It goes on the concrete much smoother, giving a much better look using less of the stick. With that said, I still will buy the cheaper stuff most of the time, as my kids don't care. But if I could find deals on Crayola, I'd definitely consider getting them instead. But for anyone who cares about actually doing good looking chalk art, I'd say ignore the cheap stuff and go with Crayola.
Totally agree, at the rate my kids break the chalk into pieces. I get less irritated with the $1 chalk vs crayola
Totally agree, at the rate my kids break the chalk into pieces. I get less irritated with the $1 chalk vs crayola
I will say that with regular use, the Crayola does hold up better and lasts longer. But if your kids are just grinding them in and breaks them a lot, then it probably doesn't matter.
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It's amazeling!
Do people often buy stuff for Buy Nothing requests? As a parent, it's a pet peeve of mine when the grandparents take all the kids stuff from Buy Nothing, so their grandkids can use it once a week. Us working parents don't have time to stalk Buy Nothing all day and usually don't get dibs on anything.
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I always bought the $1ish packs, but one time I found Crayola mark down even cheaper (I can't remember the price, but less than $1 I believe). Crayola is much better. It goes on the concrete much smoother, giving a much better look using less of the stick. With that said, I still will buy the cheaper stuff most of the time, as my kids don't care. But if I could find deals on Crayola, I'd definitely consider getting them instead. But for anyone who cares about actually doing good looking chalk art, I'd say ignore the cheap stuff and go with Crayola.
Totally agree, at the rate my kids break the chalk into pieces. I get less irritated with the $1 chalk vs crayola
I will say that with regular use, the Crayola does hold up better and lasts longer. But if your kids are just grinding them in and breaks them a lot, then it probably doesn't matter.
$5.29 delivered w/prime.
Deal is dead... can't find a price on amazon.