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That's good to know, as I said the new Canon was a gift, all now set up (wireless) and not yet needing new cartridges but I will report back when my new non branded cart's are fitted, with their glowing reports the way I see it if these new cartridges aren't acceptable to the Canon then none...

In a word NO, I really didn't realise that this was possible, it was a Christmas gift from my daughters (to go along with the new laptop they bought me in Sept for my 60th birthday) the new Canon came with inks and my first thought was to buy some "back-up inks" and I've always used compatible...

Thank-You all, that's the way I'm going, cool place & plastic sealable bag, thanks to all you others, its nice to know I'm not the only one running an age old printer, I just hope my new gift of a Canon 2050 Maxify gives me some good service, I've just bought some non branded ink's for it so...

But how do I get rid of? its really slowing things down, it appears its not the actual advert that takes up the time its the loading/waiting time of the said advert to appear, Any help would be greatly appreciated, Regards, Tony.

Thanks for that, I think I'm going to take a chance on the "cool room poly bag arrangement" as because they were so cheap I haven't got a lot to lose, its just that being a really old Epson Stylus Photo 700ex (its old, slow and noisy) but suits my needs for "everyday" text printing but obviously...

Thanks for your reply, the cartridges I am intending to store are also Epson and as you pointed out they do seem to last a while but I was hoping I could store my bargain buy carts for maybe 2-3 years (I was thinking of using the loft where it is very cool) as for the makers, going on past...

Hi, has anyone out there any ideas on the storage of ink cartridges long term? I've just bought some new cartridges at a bargain "not to be missed" price and would like some first hand advice on storage, I've done my homework and read various advice on the subject but wondered if anyone has...