Comments on: Re-use Your Head – Printer Cartridge That Is http://cartridgeworldnewmarket.ca/2010/01/12/re-use-your-head-printer-cartridge-that-is/ KAREN THOMPSON'S BLOG Fri, 25 Nov 2011 23:26:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: admin http://cartridgeworldnewmarket.ca/2010/01/12/re-use-your-head-printer-cartridge-that-is/comment-page-1/#comment-175 admin Mon, 19 Apr 2010 16:10:32 +0000 http://cartridgeworldnewmarket.ca/?p=81#comment-175 Hi Kendrick. Thank you for reading our blog. We hope to provide valuable info for everyone on reusing printer cartridges and more. Hope to hear from you again. Karen Hi Kendrick.
Thank you for reading our blog. We hope to provide valuable info for everyone on reusing printer cartridges and more.
Hope to hear from you again.
Karen

]]> By: Kendrick Mcveigh http://cartridgeworldnewmarket.ca/2010/01/12/re-use-your-head-printer-cartridge-that-is/comment-page-1/#comment-168 Kendrick Mcveigh Fri, 16 Apr 2010 23:35:59 +0000 http://cartridgeworldnewmarket.ca/?p=81#comment-168 I Just bookmarked your blog! I Have it right up there on my task bar :) Thanks again for another awesome post. I Just bookmarked your blog! I Have it right up there on my task bar :) Thanks again for another awesome post.

]]> By: admin http://cartridgeworldnewmarket.ca/2010/01/12/re-use-your-head-printer-cartridge-that-is/comment-page-1/#comment-22 admin Wed, 13 Jan 2010 16:20:18 +0000 http://cartridgeworldnewmarket.ca/?p=81#comment-22 Ted, That is certainly a humorous image. I cannot profess to having much knowledge about pen ink. However, I do know that the price of ink for cartridges is substantial in the aftermarket industry. The ink we use comes from very reputable German company who supplies all 1,600 + Cartridge World stores among other end users Each time a new cartridge is released in the marketplace, extensive R & D goes into examining the cartridge to determine the structure, sponges, nozzle plates, and so on. After the analysis it is determined if the existing inks can be used in the cartridge or if a new one has to be developed. They look for viscosity, the speed that the ink drops onto the page, how much it spreads and much more. Printer ink is certainly over the top compared to the price of a gallon of gas…. and a ballpoint pen….but we call need it, so why not refill and save? Why pay more to print? Thanks so much for reading my post and for your comments! Ted, That is certainly a humorous image. I cannot profess to having much knowledge about pen ink. However, I do know that the price of ink for cartridges is substantial in the aftermarket industry. The ink we use comes from very reputable German company who supplies all 1,600 + Cartridge World stores among other end users

Each time a new cartridge is released in the marketplace, extensive R & D goes into examining the cartridge to determine the structure, sponges, nozzle plates, and so on. After the analysis it is determined if the existing inks can be used in the cartridge or if a new one has to be developed. They look for viscosity, the speed that the ink drops onto the page, how much it spreads and much more.

Printer ink is certainly over the top compared to the price of a gallon of gas…. and a ballpoint pen….but we call need it, so why not refill and save? Why pay more to print?

Thanks so much for reading my post and for your comments!

]]> By: Ted MacKenzie http://cartridgeworldnewmarket.ca/2010/01/12/re-use-your-head-printer-cartridge-that-is/comment-page-1/#comment-21 Ted MacKenzie Tue, 12 Jan 2010 22:04:02 +0000 http://cartridgeworldnewmarket.ca/?p=81#comment-21 I saw a funny cartoon earlier. It was an image of a pen beside an image of an ink cartridge. Above the pen was written: "Ink in plastic: $1.29" Above the cartridge was written: "Ink in plastic: $25.29" (I might be slightly off on the numbers; my memory isn't perfect.) I saw a funny cartoon earlier. It was an image of a pen beside an image of an ink cartridge.

Above the pen was written:
“Ink in plastic: $1.29″

Above the cartridge was written:
“Ink in plastic: $25.29″

(I might be slightly off on the numbers; my memory isn’t perfect.)

]]> By: admin http://cartridgeworldnewmarket.ca/2010/01/12/re-use-your-head-printer-cartridge-that-is/comment-page-1/#comment-20 admin Tue, 12 Jan 2010 20:59:13 +0000 http://cartridgeworldnewmarket.ca/?p=81#comment-20 Thank you for your comment. We are in business to help consumers and business owners understand how to get the most from their printer cartridge. The more education that we can provide the better informed the public will be. We hope that our blog results in readers trying refilling and therefore eliminating needless dumping of cartridges in the garbage. There are still too many consumers and businesses just throwing out cartridges without understanding the consequences of that action and on the other side of the coin, how they will benefit by having them refilled or remanufactured locally. Thank you for your comment. We are in business to help consumers and business owners understand how to get the most from their printer cartridge. The more education that we can provide the better informed the public will be. We hope that our blog results in readers trying refilling and therefore eliminating needless dumping of cartridges in the garbage. There are still too many consumers and businesses just throwing out cartridges without understanding the consequences of that action and on the other side of the coin, how they will benefit by having them refilled or remanufactured locally.

]]> By: David od seo-writer.ca http://cartridgeworldnewmarket.ca/2010/01/12/re-use-your-head-printer-cartridge-that-is/comment-page-1/#comment-18 David od seo-writer.ca Tue, 12 Jan 2010 13:30:11 +0000 http://cartridgeworldnewmarket.ca/?p=81#comment-18 They don't do that at Staples. Good to see your post at http://zoomit.ca I hope you will continue to be an active participant. :-) They don’t do that at Staples. Good to see your post at http://zoomit.ca I hope you will continue to be an active participant. :-)

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