wrote in
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Thanks for this post. My late dad used to refill my cartridges
perfectly, but for me it usually leaks every other time because I
forgot a step.

I had not used my printer for two years and recently felt I had to
throw out the old cartridges. (ok, one of them the stopped no longer
fit snuggly).

A friend bought discount cartridges for his daughter online and made
me feel lousy for suggesting it because the box-fresh cartridges said
"low ink".

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Walgreens refills printer cartridges for a low price.
they have a nice little machine for it.
No charge if the cartridge is bad,or too clogged,if it is not a successful
print test.
they actually run a print test on the cartridge.

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