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Epson aside (I did specify Canon) I have mopped up spilled ink with a paper towel and tossed it in the round file - come time to take out the trash the towel is dry ( still pretty colours though).

I thought the ink (in the typical Canon) was water - why doesn't it evaporate when sucked into the waste pad? If it evaporates, what wet stuff is left to accumulate in the pad necessitating a replacement..

If I can be allowed a supplement to nanosec's post - why does the pad have to be replaced? What goes into the pads is water - why isn't it simply evaporating?

If you select the printer from 'Start' > 'Printers and Faxes', right click on the printer > 'Properties' and elect to print a test page?

I've gradually switched to the German style of refilling.

I don't have the nerve to try - can you initiate a nozzle check with no carts in the printer.

A power sander works best. Use a finer grit above the neck.

What material is the pad made from? Would a piece of felt not fill the need. As an aside;what does the pad fill up with?Is not ink mostly water?Shouldn't it just evaporate?

Ok, I shall give it a shot.

Went to install IE8 and it lets me know that Easy-WebPrint won't work. The Canon site says the same - and nothing is offered to make it work. Anyone know about the problem and a workaround? I can't find anything on the forum using the search feature.

I reported one of these posts recently.

And you can't say fairer than that, eh?

I never purchased the Oasis letter size - because of the Likon experience. I note that the colour of the packaging on the 'Oasis' is different from previously. The logo on the back of the paper, "Professional Color Paper", is identical on both Likon and Oasis - so it's a roll of the dice what...

Detail from same pic printed on Likon and Oasis, dollar store, photo paper - Canon ip6000

I agree with 'mikling' re the Dollarama paper. The also carry 'Likon' paper, which gives dismal results in my Canon Ip6000 The 'Oasis' 4x6 is 230gm/m2;the Likon is 225/m2.

I can't address that specific printer, but on my Canon IP6000 the front USB port works when a camera (mine uses a CF card) is plugged in using a USB cable. Inserting a usb stick containing images gives an error message.

Don't let it become a habit, eh?

"Uppity"? Unless the word has changed it's meaning, I assume you are running a cotton plantation in South Yorks, UK?

I have a Grade eight education and I don't care to be patronized.

The seller is pulling your leg. They come with regular, filled, carts.