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Hi Grandad35, Since my last post, I decided to look at the print head one last time. Reading your comments now fit right into what I found. The head was completely clogged, so I wasn't concerned about ruining it. I removed the two screws holding the nozzles in place on the bottom. You might know...

My i560 was still printing black text etc., but no color, so I decided to try cleaning it again. I used the cleaning cycles and nothing happened. I removed the print head and tried using windex again, this worked before, I soaked it overnight and then rinsed and dried it. Now the black doesn't...

I believe what you are saying, but does it really make a difference if a cartridge is OEM or compatible with all brands when it comes to drying out and clogging a print head? If there really is a difference, that would be a strong point for OEM, but there is a difference in cost as we all know...

I tried a similiar post but can't find it, must have done something wrong. Not everyone gets to use their Inkjets everyday. A week or a month can go by easily and then we find clogged print heads. When I know I won't be using my new printer, a Canon, I am going to start removing the print head...

At times the other pursuits of my life keeps me away from using my Canon Inkjet printers for a while. Print Head can be removed and the cartridges could be installed "outside of the printer" for storage in say a TupperWare container with wet paper towels to create a "Humidor" (like for Cigars)...