My question applies to non chipped cartridges, I was wondering if they just replace the foam and flush out the cartridge or is there more to it than that??
nope, you got it right –
chemical rinse, take out foam, replace, refill and reseal.
I am interested in buying empty HP {Only} inkjet cartridges – they need to be HP OEM’s – NOT Remanufactured.
I would prefer a larger retailer / supplier, that would have access to many of the empty inkjet cartridges HP makes.
Besides E-Bay, would there be a good online place to go?
Thanks,
Ken C.
"Little Covered Wagon Cartridge X-change"
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re manufactured means that they took a cartridge that was made specifically for a certain printer and filled it with the original ink. Compatible means that it is a totally new cartridge filled with ink that is supposed to work in several machines and be of the same formula as those machines. The compatible may [...]
All right. So lets say the HP 92 black ink cartridge. If left unused for a period of time, will the ink inside it dry up?
Is there a way to rejuvenate the ink if it does dry?
The ink inside of the cartridge probably won’t dry up, but the ink in the jet head will [...]
I think this link will help you out:
http://www.inkjetcartridges.com/_Info-How-Inkjet-Printers-Work.html
I was wondering if i should get a injet refill for my injet cartridge at walgreens for 10 bucks or should i buy a new one? I didn’t know if they worked…
When I refilled mine at Walgreen they did 3 passes of the black and it didn’t work, but they didn’t charge me either. I [...]
I think you should try to either refill them yourself by buying the appropriate ink refill bottles and use a syringe to refill it.
If you do not hav time and want a ready made one, then some retail outlets also sell already refill packs for printers but you should note your cartridge number and see [...]
If you don’t. Many school recycle these for money to fund many programs not covered by their budget. Please do not throw them away take them to your nearest school. If you are looking for a place to recycle and donate to a school check out the following link. http/:www.fundingfactory.com/fundraiser-1607.aspx
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They sell them to company’s that refill them and then resell them as refurbished. You can buy these carts at a reduced price on the net.
I tried rubbing alcohol, it didn’t work.
try this one…
Prepare:
1. hot water
2. bowl
3. tissue
First
put at least 1/4 of hot water into bowl…deep the tip of your inkjet cart. (where the ink comes out)do it for about 1 min. (if you see ink flows out…thats a good sign-you breath life back)then dry it with tissue (the cartridge [...]
