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Originally Posted by James
I have an HP ink-jet with an ink plan that gives you 15 pages free s month.
Trouble is I tried to use after a period of non-use and the cartridges didn't work, so I had to get the support to send me new cartridges.
I should have got a laser printer instead.
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So very true.
Inkjet printers require a material liquid sacrifice more than occasionally to stay happy. Neglect this and they not only start criticizing the user on a personal level, but they take it out on them by breaking in other unrelated ways as well. A deep cleansing might correct its behavior but admittedly it's quicker and more efficient to chuck it into a landfill at that point.
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Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo
I despise my Canon
She is one thirsty bitch
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You should set something very explicit for the "print finished" sound on your PC.
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Originally Posted by bots
yeah i have to get new cartridges every time i use mine because the old ones dried up from lack of use
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It gets to a point though even that a new cartridge won't fix it (or it may take several) and it's offering ink to the Devil in hopes to avoid another shopping trip to buy yet another needy robot child.
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Originally Posted by Ammi
…I did also once have a label printer which the girlies gifted to me one birthday because of my organisational tendencies…(…I sometimes channel my Monica tendencies…)…I loved it so much, I labelled everything…even my children were labelled each day…I felt a real connection and thought maybe this would be a ‘forever thing’…?…that with Mr Ammi, there would be three of us in this marriage…but then I realised how controlling the label printer was becoming and I needed to re-connect with my pre-label self and life…./…ruthless…
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I usually cut vinyl for my actual labeling labels of random objects and persons now. Fancier looking and don't have to worry about any paper jams
The label printer is a thermal one mainly used for shipping labels... because I would rather own another printer over having to take regular soul sucking trips to the US Post Office. Though I have printed some artwork on them for fun and put them in a book for child to scribble on. They come out fun and very 80s-90s looking.