How do you think this will compare with the refillabl cartridges I currently use with "plain" pads and charcoal granuals?
1080081
It works well for replacing the cartridges that is what I origionally bought it for and it will capture particles. However, the activated charcoal runs out quickly only last a week maybe two. But for the price differnce of a cartridge you can replace more frequently and save money. It really does depend on your aquarium system and level of stocking, if the charcoal will be powerful enough.
1080082
No this is an extra layer of filter. It will not supply enough oxygen to your tank.
1080083
I have always liked charcoal granules. I use these leads to either replace or add to anyplace there are plain pads or plain filter floss.
1080084
These pads should replace the charcoal in your set up. They will offer some mechanical filtration but for clear polished water you should use some floss or a plain pad.
1897494
Yes, the cartridge is refillable. You need to drill a hole on the cartridge follow the instructions in the pack. It is a little difficult to do that. And I recommend that you to drill the hole a little larger so that it would be easier for you to inject ink into the cartridge without overflowing.
310787
Yes that's what I found also. I'm not sure if the "pads"inside the cartridge dried out very quickly or what, but I used 2 sets of the cartridges (color/black) & they worked fine. After that the other cartridges didn't work. Cleaned them etc. Still nothing. They printed for the test print, but wouldn't print anything else.
641705
Yes. Some of the cartridges have charcoal bits that are loose. I don't know if it would hurt anything if you didn't. Might get stuck in the inner wheel of the filter but that's easy to clean out.
456065
Not much difference except for the lid, which I think is a huge difference. The lid on the LitterLocker II is far superior to that of the Litter Genie. Easier to change too. It closes tighter and really keeps the odors away. I have not compared the bag cartridges and their capacities.
1701266
In all honesty I can't say whether it would work for your cartridge as the cartridge in question is not on the list of cartridges that can be refilled with this product. I would contact the company and ask them. Sorry I couldn't answer that.
1676028
I believe its a buy so far the only thing about refilling this type of cartridge is that it wont work after refill with the mini circuit board wont see it as refilled and you'ld haft change some settings to make them work and change settings back if you went to put in new ones hope this helps im still using them
1466758
I returned the one I had. I tried to refill a cartridge that had never been refilled, and follow instructions exactly as written. It messed the circuit up on the cartride and was never able to refill it.Clarence
1103122
Jim, I use one of the units and love it, cleans great. It has a small tray to keep things off the bottom. The inside is stainless. Your cartridges would work fine in it.
683336
The refillable cartridge take the place of the cartridges. You can buy media such as carbon or zeolite to fill them. The zeolite lasts longer. You can rinse it in old tank water when you do your regular cleaning. My bioload is low, so I only change it out once every few months.
2015953
To the best of my knowledge, yes. The litter genie plus system shows a link to the standard refill cartridge, so I'm assuming you will be fine.
2152611
In my opinion, yes, it would be better---probably brighter, with better treble and more detail---if that's what you're looking for. Audio Technica cartridges are an excellent value---even the inexpensive models sound great. You might also want to check out reviews of the Audio Technica AT-3482 p-mount cartridge, which features a rare carbon fiber cantilever (said to dampen lingering resonance from pits & scratches.) A lot of people, including me, like that one, too. It's slightly cheaper and might be perfect for your purposes. Actually, I don't think you could go wrong with any of the Audio Technica models. Good Luck---I hope that helps!
1902851
I used refillable cartridges in my 1400 until it was just worn past usefulness. That was the message The printer spit out when I could no longer use it. I bought a 1430 and used the same refillable cartridges in it, and still have them in it, I just replaced them once in 3 years.
397783
I bought mine for the convenience and less messiness of using the 14.5 oz. cartridges , but I think the instructions say you can modify the plunger cup to also suck in with bulk fill.
920829
I wouldn't try it on such an upscale printer. (Imo, this is not Premium ink) I'd look for generic carts, instead.
2131235
It will work either way bulk or cartridge.The instructions included explain how.
1383123
I always use the genuine ink. I just think overall things will work out better that way. I have never measured pages per cartridge but it is porobably reasonable. Your printer apparently uses CLI226 and PGI 225. I'm not thrilled with printers which use so many different inks but that seems to be the trend these days. Have a Blessed day!