You can use the inkjet refill kits. I have always
Posted By: Oh don't worry on 2005-11-01
In Reply to: What is a good inexpensive small home printer. - MQMT
used them and they save a lot of money.
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Inkjet or laser?
I have a HP all-in-one that I use for printing and for a fax. I do not print the office notes, but the doctors fax me patient lists and copies of notes for which they want changes made or corrections. I think if I printed office notes my ink cartridge expense would be a whole lot more than the figures you quoted.
inkjet printer ink............
I think it's hp dot com.......
transcription kits
Can anyone give me some feedback about the WAV pedal Transcription kit 7 or the Olympus AS-5000 PC Transcription kit?
thing and think!? hehehe.. Again, refill your Valium and good luck!
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since I am not real great at crafts, I work on the rug kits you can buy...
they give you everything, the yarn pieces, etc., and you pull the yarn pieces through to make a picture, then you can hang it on a wall or use it on a table, or give as gifts.
those little yarn kits are nice too, where you can 'loom' potholders and things.
if you are an experienced crafter you might think this funny, but if she is a beginner, believe me, it is nice to have a kit, with all instructions, and you can see the finished product. you simply follow the directions.
the candle idea sounds great, I have wanted to try that, too. and I want to try making my own shampoo and soaps...
Cross stitch kits, square lap looms for crocheted afghans.
Not that I have time.
You're lucky they work for you. I've never gotten a refill to work right, ever.
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