should it clog up. But any inkjet printer should be able to tolerate being used every other day. You can expect to use up a lot of ink that way, however, since printer start up is a fairly large ink user. Even if it only used 1% of the ink in the cartridge...

isopropyl alcohol introduced into my printing ink (distilled water + dye) as a way of preventing clogging of inkjets. I don't have any alcohol, but I do have the clear Windolene. I was wondering if a 5% solution of this intoduced would help prevent clogging...

no damage to the printer? Thanks, J >> Why buy a printer for making color photos and not use the ink the >>printer and software are calibrated to use? >> Economics. I do a lot of printing. I can afford the printer - it's quite > affordable...

is worthwhile to try if you still want to use the printer. The cleaning cycles work for some problems buy after running two or three with no results you need to move on to other techniques. The most important lesson for preventing clogs in inkjet printers...

non-clogging inkjet printer. Archived from groups: comp.periphs.printers () I am currently living in the northern US and spending about 4 months in Florida. I want to get an inkjet printer that will do an adequate job on photos and also handle general printing...

all inkjet printers or what? Why does the clogging produce the white lines which would imply exactly one area on the head is clogged?. Archived from groups: comp.sys.hp.hardware,comp.periphs.printers,misc.consumers () I have to use or clean my HP inkjet...

the printer> infrequently, then they will clog. >> I left Genuine Epson cartridges in my 950 for 3 months whilst I toured > Australia and upon my return the printer only needed a single clean to > perform perfect prints. >> When cleaning, and when...

printer since >I'm not getting my money's worth with the stupid inkjets. Thanks for any >info. NO. One of the reasons I will never own an inkjet printer. Now toner cartridges will get "old" but it does take a few years, and all that happens is the...

CLOG. Some people have problems with clogged inkjet heads; some never do. The consensus of opinion is that clogging is caused by keeping the printer in a dry or dusty atmosphere, where direct sunlight can shine on it, by using paper that creates a...