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Useful Info - was wondering about their inks. Now I'm wondering what ebay seller you used? Thanks

I think he is referring to www.ink.co.uk Select your canon inkjet printer model and go through the pages until you find the resetter, currently 10.06 plus P&P I have used this company and got prompt service. Only downside the free offer of 180gsm "inkswiss" 6x4 photocards (at the time I made...

My point was that this attitude extends much further than police/phamacists/doctors who rightly have always behaved in this manner. It is getting to the point that you see a member of the Muslim faith and we are indoctrinated into thinking "suicide bomber" and we see a man walking in a street by...

Off topic, but what you are experiencing is part of the terrorist victory over the west. The terrorists have managed to change the way we live: how our governments operate, how law and order is dispensed, how we relate to different races and religions, how we travel, and how the law enforcement...

I have an MP610 and all I can say is that it's the best printer I have owned. Rear tray and bottom tray feed, print direct from CF/SD/MMC/MS will scan and do duplex printing. Ok, duplex is relatively slow, but much faster and less hassle than doing it manually. CD/DVD printing is...

The matt finish has a "rough" finish on a microscopic scale and provides a "key" for the ink to stick to or hide inside. Bleach might work, depending on the colour of the washbasin. In my experience, black ink turns a pale yellow (wee coloured) when bleached and the other colours are likely to...

My old bathroom washbasin was green plastic and it didn't seem to suffer from being used to swill out syringes and stuff, but I never let the ink hang around much. The heavy duty stuff (like cleaning an epson waste ink pad) was done in a stainless kitchen sink) New washbasin is white enamel /...

Congrats to both of you. Seeing that picture makes me realise there's hope for me after all. I mean, if someone that looks like Websnail can do this well in the wife stakes, there must be hope for someone as good looking as me... :P Seriously, I wish you a wonderful happy life together, health...

Sorry, I can't possibly believe anyone, even a resident of California, has never seen a full cartridge, or read the instructions or seen a youtube video on ink refilling. I vote spoof, the material is weak, but his delivery is natural and believable and makes the whole thing work.

Actually, I vote we keep this guy/girl on board. If they are a spammer, then at least they are relatively entertaining and an excuse for some of us to share our knowledge and crack some nice jokes. Although I think Pharmacist should invest in a new copy of the Glaxosmithkline Pharmaceutical...

True, but you didn't play by the rules. You lot were supposed to suffer and die out there, not create a (mostly) civilized nation, beat us at Cricket and Rugby, create the last bastion of male chauvenism and unleash Paul Hogan and Kylie on the world. Okay, Kylie I can forgive. Mmmm Gold...

This must be a send-up or comedy aimed at cartridge refillers. I thought he was going to drill into the bench the way he was going. Also, I was waiting for the gallon of ink, balanced on the side of the table without the lid on, to fall off and go all over the place. If you need another laugh...

Thank you, Lin. That makes good sense to me. Reading up on some Epson web site, the reason given for the complex design of cartridges is to ensure mixing of the ink to keep it consistent. Which makes sense.

I think we can take as read that OEM inks, in general, are more fade resistant than third party inks. With profiling / changing print settings, users can make third party inks produce equivalent visual results to OEM. Accellerated ageing tests are simulations and need to have good controls...

Just found this and thought you might be interested. Never seen this method before, wonder what the Forum thinks? http://support.medea.co.uk/index.php?action=kb&article=89 Namely: http://www.disc-info.com/downloads/jr-refill/epson/jr-epson-t0791.pdf A general question for Ink Boffins...

You can refill Epson OEM cartridges, but they are more difficult than, say, Canon cartridges which generally use the "make hole, inject ink, seal hole" method. If you do a search for a phrase like "refilling epson OEM" on Google (other search engines are available) you will find a number of web...

Sorry, off topic, but Grandads Colour post and spreadsheet bought back many happy memories working with textiles doing dye rates, colour fading and all sorts of scientific stuff. And washing machines. Lots of washing fabrics. I can even still understand what Grandad was writing about! Goodness...

You have my total admiration. I cannot learn languages written in the same alphabet as English, let alone a different alphabet. Much respect. :cool: That would suggest that they might be using some strong chemical but in a controlled way with plenty of flushing. Depending on what cilit they are...

OK, I've spent a few minutes on a google translated version of the link and I am now thinking in badly translated English. I think they may be concerned with blocked pigment ink, but not sure. There is no positive ID on the type of Cilit Bang they are using, the closest is "What smells the...

OK, thanks for that, I was unaware of the other Redsetter model. But now we have seen 2 Redsetters with a high battery drain problem. Something to keep an eye on.