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Hi, I've been a member of this site (nifty-stuff.com as was) for a few years and come close to buying a new printer on a couple of occasions - a home multi-function - but convinced myself someone would always find a way to crack the cartridge chips, so no rush. Am I too late?

Sorry these aren't refilling questions. I haven't ever owned a Canon, but am now looking at one of their MFPs. Annoyingly, though, it doesn't seem to be available from a UK retailer, only two Italian companies and one of them says their version is supplied with an Italian plug. I guess the...

I hope this isn't too newbie a request for help. I'd be grateful for any advice. I last looked here into resetting chips on Canon cartridges about 3 years ago, but I guess everything has changed since then. I'm in the market for cheap Canon Pixma MFP, as I primarily need the fax facility, but...

Hi, I've just been offered an ip1200 for a few pounds and wondered if it would be advisable to snap it up, purely as an emergency printer? The reviews don't seem too kind and it uses 3 ink colours, not even the usual 4, spread across the two cartridges. The two ink cartridges are PG-40 and...

Can anyone suggest how I could reduce the price? I've done a Google.co.uk search and these are the best prices I can find. 200's a bit much. Thanks.

Hi, Sorry if everyone always asks this. I'm looking for a Canon MFP where, crucially, the ink cartridges can be reset. I looked in to this in late 2008 and I think it was only the MP610 that the RKS resetter worked with as well as the ip3500 and ip4500. Canon seems to have replaced almost...

Hi, I'm looking to replace my dinosaur printer (Epson Stylus Color 680/777) with something that costs in the region of 50/$100, give or take. At the moment, I reset the chips on my cartridges using a resetter like this (http://www.cartridgesave.co.uk/jr-inkjet-refill-kits.html?id=du8BuueP) and...