Where do you purchase your HP printer ink?
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Originally Posted by oksewglad
This is a little off topic, but to save on ink, when in the print dialog box, click on "Properties" button. I can change the print quality to "Fast Draft". Great when you don't need a "good" copy, and uses less ink!
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Originally Posted by BellaBoo
I ran out of ink once and had to print. I used a refill needle and put in a little rubbing alcohol and shook the cartridge and got the pages printed just fine.
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http://www.abacus24-7.com/home.aspx?...FQHsKgodVnS6MA
i have epson and canon though..i buy the re-manufactured ones.
check for coupon codes..
i have epson and canon though..i buy the re-manufactured ones.
check for coupon codes..
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Try printpal.com. They sell the name brands for much less than most, as well as their brand which is really inexpensive. I've been using them both at work and at home for 5 years. They ship next day, their customer service is excellent and I've never had a problem. I've used them on both HP and Brother printers. I have heard that you are supposed to use a name brand every third refill because of somekind of additive, but I don't and have never had any problems.
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I have an HP 4315 all in one printer which cost me $79.00 at Staples. Since I use a lot of ink (granddaughters do their school projects on my printer) I used a $20.00 coupon from Costco for two triple packs (2 black, 1 tri-color): final cost was $58.00 for 6 cartridges. A dual pack of 1 black and 1 tri-color ususally costs around $32.00 here, no matter where I go. Occasionally the Walmart will have a double pack for $48.00, but not often. Find that the cartridges don't give you as much print as they used to.
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