I tend to feel the same way - got a refill kit years ago, and it was
simply more work than it was worth, and the print quality of the
refilled carts was spotty at best. Your best bet to save money on carts
is to look for re-manufactured carts. They are usually about half the
cost of new carts.
Norm Higgs
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On 2011-06-26 1:25 PM, Vincent Winterling wrote:
> I have an older HP Laser (1100) that just won't die and I bought my wife a
> Canon printer that costs more to replace cartridges than I paid for it. Both
> printers print exceedingly well though. Still in all, when I consider
> hand-filling a replacement cartridge I think buying them new is the better
> alternative for me. I can't imagine what you save when you factor in the
> complexity.
>
> Vincent Winterling
> Vineland, NJ
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> Subject: [Simply Computers] kodak printers
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> Can anyone tell me how to refill kodak Ink cartridges 10 B and 10 C they
> both have chips in them and can t figure out how to reset / bypass them to
> save myself some big time money; i assume theirs a way ! ? - Thanks
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