Does the ink bleed when the paper is folded onto itself?
226522
I have used this paper with both laser and inkjet printers. When using an inkjet, I allow the page a minute or two before folding and have never had an issue with bleeding. However, I have not tried to immediately fold a fresh print to test for bleeding. I don't expect it would, as the cotton content in the paper soaks up the ink and allows it to dry.
226523
I use a laser printer, so bleeding is not a problem. The paper appears to be absorbent, not glossy, so I would not expect inkjet printing to bleed when the paper is folded, but I have no experience on which to base that.
226524
Not sure how precisely you are intending the word "ink." I use this paper only in a laser printer and don't have problems with it. Not sure how it would work in an inkjet printer. It is not, however, as smoothly finished as is paper marketed as "laser paper."
179005
with this product, I would suggest no as the ink can be 'leaky" it's quite moist. it really needs paper in order for it not to bleed. just my thoughts.
566611
The ink is embedded in the paper. This little printer works extremely well.
109869
I ordered this paper because it bleeds on other papers (for crafting and card making). The bleeding color is lighter than the paper, but, so far, hasn't faded at all.
390667
No, the photo paper that is used contains ink embedded in the paper, it's called "z-ink" paper or something similar.
506068
Yes, it does. I'm left handed and run my hand over the words right after I write them. I find that I often smear ballpoint ink because it blobs and those parts smear easily. The fountain pen ink seems to dry faster. The only exception is shiny paper. The ink does not dry quickly on shiny paper.
1914142
It seems that it will depend in what kind of paper you're writing on. I have a "write in the rain" journal around here I haven't tested it on yet, but on normal computer paper, it seems pretty resistant to smearing or blurring once the ink has set.
1805349
Yes! (just tested), even though is is not 100% (smooth/shiny). To test it I grabbed some regular printing paper an wrote with pen/pencil and the very small (almost unnoticeable) crumbling of the surface did not pass through when writing.
1176703
depending on the paper's thickness, the ink you apply to the paper may chip off if its really thick.
1783843
I use it on this paper but there is some bleed through. I usually color on the card stock and then mount it on a colored cardstock to cover the bleed through. I would use a heavier cardstock but you don't get the nice fold crease. Hope this helps.
15165
Yes. If water touches the ink after it is on paper, the water will cause the ink to run (even after it is dried).
1099967
On regular printer paper you can see the ink on the other side but it does not bleed through. In my experience, the black pens "bleed" less than the blue/red/etc.
1106146
If you have a photo-sized printer,yes.However,printer/photo ink absorbes and bleeds on this paper
1593508
No. It does not fold completely, but you can lay it flat open to write in it.
1444631
It is automatic in the sense of placing your documents at the rear slot. It then takes it in, folds it and out from the front slot. You have to place (better to drop from 1/2 inch) into the rear slot one letter at a time (up to 3 sheets I think) and remove the folded letter from the front.
2144263
They don't really bleed but honestly it depends on the paper you use I have one binder where they don't really bleed but you can see on the back side and my other binder you can't see it at all that's mostly for writing though, doodling and coloring in it also depends on the paper if it bleeds or not
333621
I did not see any bleed through. I always used them to fill out one sided documents and log sheets. However, I don't think they would be good for two sided writing because the ink is such a heavy line and dark. (Unless the paper was thicker than the standard notebook sheet or copy paper.)