Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby (Post 2385010)

In addition, if you have an HP ink printer, you could sign up for Instant Ink and for $1.99/month you can print up to 10 pages per month, and they send you more ink when yours runs low. If it dries out, you call them and they overnight you a replacement. You don't pay extra for the ink itself, it's just $1.99/month for 10 pages printed, color or black and white. If you don't use all 10 pages one month, it carries over to the next month. I believe you can carry over up to 2 months worth of pages. So if you need to print invitations, you could even plan in advance to save pages and print them all out. Or you can up the subscription to 50 pages at $4.99/month, and then drop back down to a 10/month plan when you've gotten all your invitations printed out.

I've been using instant ink for years and it's a pretty flawless system.

Originally Posted by retiredguy123 (Post 2384697)

I would just schedule a test print on your calendar every few weeks to prevent the ink from drying out. Personally, I like ink cartridge printers and I like color. I don't print enough to worry about the cost of the cartridges, but I have used after market cartridges and they worked fine. Another thing you can try is to run hot water over the cartridge.