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I use this method to quick dry my cartridge after giving it a good clean out. (Purging)
It’s based on exactly the same method that Ghwellsjr came up with some time ago; it’s just a little faster.
http://www.printerknowledge.com/threads/draining-a-canon-cartridge.4760/#post-33958
I only use a small amount of tissue paper too make contact with the sponge outlet under the screw head.
This allows gravity to remove almost all of the water from inside the cartridge,
and it also allows the wet tissue paper to dry quicker.
It’s based on exactly the same method that Ghwellsjr came up with some time ago; it’s just a little faster.
http://www.printerknowledge.com/threads/draining-a-canon-cartridge.4760/#post-33958
I only use a small amount of tissue paper too make contact with the sponge outlet under the screw head.
This allows gravity to remove almost all of the water from inside the cartridge,
and it also allows the wet tissue paper to dry quicker.