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sailortena said:Ha
In host packets themselves I print the host/guest special on draft on my printer along with OOF. Most of the time however I print them out at work and use the copier. I don't pay for copies that way.
hoosierchef said:OMG. I would be canned if I got caught doing that. I admit, I print something out occassionally, but usually just one or two sheets of something. I know they fired a lady from my job years ago for doing something like this.
It's bad enough that I'm on here during office hours, but I can get away with this easier!
Kathy,Kathytnt said:My hubby got a really nice Cannon that uses ink tanks - Goes a long way . ALthough I need to print 1000 flyers for a half-marathon and I don't want to kill my printer . Not sure where to get them printed.
chefann said:I print mine in black and white on my laser printer. If I want them to be noticeable, I use colored paper. That also helps me identify which month the page is for if I have several months in a folder (like to add to generic host packs): pale blue is April, pink is May, bright yellow is June, etc.
button92 said:check Ebay for your ink and printer supplies. 1 cartridge would cost me about $25 at Walmart or Office Max, on Ebay I can get about 24 cartridges. I have an Epson all in one that takes 4 different cartridges. this way it doesn't bother me so much when I go thru alot of ink. HTH
chefann said:Kathy,
Take them to OfficeMax or Office Depot, and use your PC discount. They'll be pretty reasonable, especially if they're black and white. If you want them to have more impact, have them copied onto colored paper. And buy 2 reams of it and tell the person at the counter that you want them copied onto it (or load it into the self-serve copiers yourself) - it'll be cheaper than paying the colored paper upgrade charge.
There are a few ways to save money on ink cartridges for your Pampered Chef printer. First, consider purchasing remanufactured or compatible cartridges instead of brand-name ones. These are often much cheaper and can still provide high-quality printing. Additionally, make sure to only print what is necessary and use the draft or grayscale printing options when possible to conserve ink. Finally, consider joining a rewards program or purchasing in bulk to receive discounts on your ink cartridge purchases.
Yes, there are a few alternatives to using traditional ink cartridges for your Pampered Chef printer. One option is to use refillable ink cartridges, which can be refilled with ink when they run out. Another alternative is to use a continuous ink supply system, which uses larger ink tanks that can be refilled instead of individual cartridges. Finally, some printers also offer the option to use toner instead of ink cartridges, which can be more cost-effective for high-volume printing.
The frequency of ink cartridge replacement depends on how often you use your printer and how much you print. Generally, you will need to replace the cartridges when they are running low on ink or when the print quality begins to decline. It is important to regularly check the ink levels and replace the cartridges as needed to avoid running out of ink during important printing tasks.
Yes, you can recycle your used ink cartridges from your Pampered Chef printer. Many office supply stores and electronics retailers offer recycling programs for ink cartridges. You can also check with your local recycling center to see if they accept ink cartridges. Additionally, some manufacturers offer their own recycling programs and may even offer rewards or discounts for returning used cartridges.
To determine which ink cartridges are compatible with your Pampered Chef printer, the best place to start is by checking the printer's manual or specifications. This will list the specific cartridge numbers or types that are compatible with your printer model. You can also check the packaging or labels on your current ink cartridges for this information. If you are still unsure, you can contact the manufacturer or a customer service representative for assistance.