Have you or anyone else here tried the refill syringes?

Post #47,587 by boxley 7/31/02 10:22:16 AM Reply	Have you or anyone else here tried the refill syringes? Seen em in the stores, a big bottle of ink and a needle. thanx, bill ."Once, in the wilds of Afghanistan, I had to subsist on food and water for several weeks." W.C. Fields
Post #47,603 by snork 7/31/02 11:42:21 AM Reply	Refill kits I've had mixed luck - good luck with black, bad luck with color. The color refill turned out to be very messy and it was very difficult to get one of the chambers full (the yellow died in only a couple of weeks). The black cartridges that I've filled worked pretty well. The only downside I saw was that it "dried up" much quicker (lasted ~half as long) than a new cartridge. But the economics still work out in your favor. Okay, the above was a long-winded way of saying that I recommend refilling black. The color cartridges may be different. They weren't worth the hassle for me. YMMV. "With the bravery of being out of range." - Roger Waters Cliff
Post #47,608 by orion 7/31/02 12:08:07 PM Reply	I tried a refill kit followed directions to the letter. Ended up with a black stain on my floor. Tried it again, didn't leak at first, so I put it into the 694C printer, then it leaked all over the inside of the printer. I'm lucky it didn't short anything out. I won't be buying a refill kit anytime soon. *I am free now, to choose my own destiny.*
Post #47,702 by static 8/1/02 12:27:15 AM Reply	Tried one once. I only tried the black on my 560C. It was a fiddly process and I didn't go through that much ink for it to be worthwhile. Next printer purchase was carefully selected on value-for-money of brand-name ink cartridges. Canon BJC-6000. Wade. "Ah. One of the difficult questions."

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