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thanks for the hint, I may try that clear ink when I'm running out of the octopus-office rinsing solution
Yet another @pharmacist solution success story...Just to let you know: since mid May, I've been using the @pharmacist solution for cleaning the purge pad and wiper blade from my Epson 3800 and since then it simply never clogged again, even when I left the printer without any job for an entire month (before that I couldn't leave the printer alone even for a week without being plagued by clog in every channel)!
Do you mean the WJ807 ink base solution that Image Specialists had? If so, I have a litre of the stuff in 100ml (or was it 125ml).BTW, did you ever try this "clear ink" as a thinner - to dilute M and C to LM and LC?
Wouldn't this be a better fluid than GO or nozzle cleaner, for making a 6 color ink set out of the 4 color fuji drylab ink (well known and tested in other threads)?
..I have ordered some dilution from MIS, formulated by Paul Roark, but the shipping to Germany costs more than the item..
Ah yes.. sorry, as you've learned it's a case of don't pay me, donate your time, money, effort to someone else who needs it. In short, "be kind".Learning English with printerknowledge .. I've just found out that "pay it forward" doesn't mean "pay in advance".. So thank you (in advance) for the offer! I will send you a PM...
-3 ml propylene glycol (or 2 % glycerol)
-20 ml isopropyl alcohol
-distilled water up to 100 ml
The cleaning solution to free up clogged printheads is by adding 20-25 drops of concentrated ammonia to each 100 ml of cleaning solution.