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Date: Thu, 24 Apr 1997 10:05:58 -0400
To: Bovik@CS.CMU.EDU
From: Kenneth E Mohnkern <mohnkern+@andrew.cmu.edu>
Subject: Re: Refilling Inkjet Cartridges?


>   The H-P black ink cartidges for the small H-P
> inkjet printer I have at home are rather expensive.
> With tax, the bill comes to about $25.00.  When I
> was at Office Max yesterday, I noticed that NuKote
> is selling an ink refilling kit for these H-P cartidges.
> Anyone have any experience with this?  Do these kits
> do the job and are they easy to use?

I did the refill kit thing with my Apple Stylewriter. It's a big syringe
full of ink that you inject into the cartidge. The first one I used
worked fine, but I'm assuming I did something wrong with the second one,
since now my printer streaks. Even after cleaning the head.

So I guess the moral is: There's a chance of error when doing it yourself.

    ken 

