How To Extend The Life Of Your Cartridge

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Welcome to RR. Have you tried a Google search?

Google search results for "shelf life ink cartridges", without quotes, gives just under 200,000 returns. Here's one from printerinkquestions.printcountry.com,

What is the shelf life of ink cartridges?
For most cartridges the shelf life is usually 12-24 months for the OEM. The Remanufactured cartridges PrintCountry.com sells are usually about 24-36 months. Their compatible cartridges and refill kits, if properly stored (kept in original packaging in a cool and dry location), cartridges may last longer.

Here is another from prettygreatanswers.com,

What is the shelf life of an inkjet cartridge?
It depends on the brand. Some brands have a two-year shelf life and some have a one-year shelf life. However, the inks need to be kept in bottles with caps and should be tightly closed. They must also be kept out of direct sunlight and at room temperature.

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Change print settings on your computer....

1> Open the Control Panel on your computer and click on "Printers and Faxes."

2> Right click on the default printer and left click on "Print Preferences." Click on "Advanced" and select "Draft."

3> Click "OK." Use the draft option for the majority of your printing. .

You're done!