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Hi All, I've just been reading a post here about the cost of printer inks and Epson in particular. I wasgoing to add my bit but I see that post section has been closed hence the new post.
I bought a Continuous Ink Supply system about 3 years ago to run on my Eson Stylus Photo R360 and it's been great and running costs very very cheap and the results first class.
The initial outlay for the system cost me £25. For that I got the block of cartridges. the supply system bottles and everything needed to set it up which was easy to do even for a numbskull like me. That initial outlay lasted me for 12 months - and I do a lot of printing - I then purchased a set of top up inks for £9.99 and these lasted me a further 12 months. I also fitted a drain tube to stop all the overflow inks going on to the pads inside the machine so I don't have to worry about the m/c telling me it needs to be cleaned professionaly.
If I was buying a new printer I would not contemplate buying one that could not be fitted out with a Continuous Ink Supply system.
Cheers Guys. BrianB.
I bought a Continuous Ink Supply system about 3 years ago to run on my Eson Stylus Photo R360 and it's been great and running costs very very cheap and the results first class.
The initial outlay for the system cost me £25. For that I got the block of cartridges. the supply system bottles and everything needed to set it up which was easy to do even for a numbskull like me. That initial outlay lasted me for 12 months - and I do a lot of printing - I then purchased a set of top up inks for £9.99 and these lasted me a further 12 months. I also fitted a drain tube to stop all the overflow inks going on to the pads inside the machine so I don't have to worry about the m/c telling me it needs to be cleaned professionaly.
If I was buying a new printer I would not contemplate buying one that could not be fitted out with a Continuous Ink Supply system.
Cheers Guys. BrianB.
