Canon cartridges often have a label covering the top. Peel back the label to reveal small refill holes. If there are no ...

You’ve undoubtedly heard or seen advertisements for businesses that promise to save you money on printer ink cartridges -- one problem, though, according to HP: Refilling doesn't work.

An ink cartridge is one of the things that will affect your final work when printing. Normally, ink cartridges come with the printer when you purchase it. However, the ink will be finished at some ...

Canon Pixma printers use individual ink cartridges for each of four to six colors. Cartridges have a small microchip that will need to be reset when you refill them, so you'll need a chip reset ...

Remove the Kodak ink cartridge you want to refill from your printer and peel back its label to expose the fill opening (s). Black ink cartridges have one opening, while color cartridges have five.

For example, Cartridge World sells an HP 56-compatible cartridge for $17.72 instead of its usual retail price of $35.35. A discounted HP 78-compatible cartridge that retails for $53.07 sells for ...

As with all DIY refill kits, some cartridge surgery is involved. I attached the syringe, needle, and hand spike, inserted the needle in the black cartridge’s fill hole, and began injecting ink.

Unfortunately, this means that even when I refill the cartridge, the printer still displays a "Low Toner" warning. I can continue to print anyway, but eventually the printer is going to dig in its ...

For example, a HP26 A catridge, $29 new at Staples, can be refilled at a newly-installed refill machine at Walgreen's for $14.50.