In a 13-second video, the user shows how the new crayon leaves a much dimmer mark on paper compared to the old one. The new version shows up as a dim white smudge on the black paper. Above that ...

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“My two year old daughter just came over to me with a white crayon and said “mommy it doesn’t work”. And I think it’s perfectly reasonable to ask @Crayola what exactly is the point of ...

Mackenzie Smart has found a way to recycle old, broken crayons into new ones and even found a use for the paper. She even collects old crayons from community members through her Instagram page.