-=PCTechTalk=- Re: Inkjet cartridges
- From: "Ange" <locustchewed@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 29 Dec 2005 13:34:15 -0000
Hi Troth
I've refilled my ink cartridges for several years now. I have both an HP
Deskjet 840C and a Lexmark All-in-1 P3150. I have tried different brands
of ink and apart from the first colour cartridge I refilled (For the HP)
where there was some cross-contamination, I've had no problems.
The first place I bought my ink from said that there is no such thing as
generic ink as each manufacturer has its own viscosity and additives etc, so
I've tended to be a bit more wary of these "come one come all" brands.
"Inktec" are really good in the way they solve the problem of airlocks in HP
style cartridges ~ rather ingenious and so simple when you think of it.
Another good one I've found, partly because the same kit is recommended for
both my HP and Lexmark, is "Nu-kote" ~ I bought it at Asda. (our Walmart)
Anyway enough from me ~ hope you all had a great Christmas and that the New
Year is greatly blessed.
Ange
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----- Original Message -----
From: "~OoO~" <sirtroth@xxxxxxxxx>
I believe the refill units that you fill yourself actually work better =
than some of the pre-filled generics (at least from what I've read). =
Problem is, even the so-called "experts" that do the reviews and lab =
tests with these products have said that its always very messy. Once it =
actually filled and printing, most work better than the pre-filled. I'm =
curious if anyone here has actually tried the kits for refilling your =
own cartridges, and what the results were.
---Troth
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