Printhead Cleaning Kit for Epson, 250ml Printer Cleaning kit for HP, Print Head Cleaning Solution for Canon, Printer Head Cleaner for Brother Inkjet Printers Nozzle

Worked Greatjust be careful with ink

Earlier I invested in one of the new "inktank" printers that supposedly saved money on ink but costs considerably more up front. Well... for a home office with periods of non-use this didn't work out well--the nozzles clogged, and I was unable to print a thing. A little research revealed this is a common problem with these tank printers (nozzle clogging), but there are inexpensive solutions out there...Followed directions and a Youtube video--fixed the first time. I am so happy!

I have a Brother inkjet printer and it has a self cleaning feature (it cleans the printhead occasionally, even when the printer isn’t being used). This has worked great for more than 10 years but unfortunately, we went on vacation and the printer was unplugged for that time, and this resulted in plugged printhead. Self-cleaning wouldn’t work, so I thought I’d try a flush kit. I researched several kits, and a kit for Brother printers does not seem to be as available as other printers such as Epson or HP. This OSinkject kit mentions Brother printers in the Amazon listing, and it has good ratings so I thought I’d try it.I watched several inkjet cleaning U-Tube videos and read the instructions. The instructions didn’t mention Brother printers (the instructions mentioned other brands), but the box was labelled ‘Brother’ printers, so I supposedly had the right kit. Bottom line, I was able to get the printer working properly after about 3 or 4 hours of trying. It was all by trial and error since the instructions were too generic. I first had to find a nozzle combination that would work with the brother printer (and could fit in the tight space and slip over the printer nozzle inlets). Then I flushed, and tried the printer, it still wouldn’t work. It got ‘locked up’ with error messages and I had to research how to clear those. Even then printing was still streaky. More flushing, error codes, rebooting, waiting, etc. Finally I was able to get it to produce high quality printouts.We always like to find a step-by-step recipe for resolving issues, but in this case, there was no ready made solution, just lots of time and trial and error. If you have the patience and luck, this kit might resolve your inkjet plugged-head printer issue.

A neighbor of mine recently gave me two Epson Ecotank printers. An ET-3850 and an ET-2750. They had barely used either of the two printers, there were less than 60 prints made from them. This led to the print heads drying up as they set around.After running the standard 'Head Cleaning' and the 'Power Cleaning' feature built into the printers, it was not able to fully alleviate the issue, so after some research, I ordered this print cleaning kit. This job is not that hard to do, and for most people, if you can follow instructions on Youtube, and have steady hands, it's not that hard to do.The kit came with all of the things necessary to cover a multitude of different printers. The job was a bit messy, but by using the gloves that came with the kit, and a few carefully placed and folded paper towels, the mess was kept contained from the very start. Using one of the contained swabs to dab up a little leaked black ink / cleaning solution inside the printer was all it took to finish the job, reassemble it, and get it all going again!Once the blocked heads were fully flushed with cleaning solution, I had to run a number of 'black only' print jobs to get the print head to fill back up with ink. After that, my prints on both printers are coming out beautiful so that my art can be fully expressed!So, this little $14 kit brought life back to almost $800 worth of printers that my neighbors were just going to discard because they no longer appeared to work properly.

Instructions for cleaning printer were intimidating. I did not use it.

I accidentally ran the cyan cartridge out of ink on my HP OfficeJet 6954. When I replaced all 4 cartridges with new aftermarket ones, the cyan would not print so I replaced them all again, but the cyan still refused to print.I tried cleaning the print head using HP's 3 deep cleaning maintenance processes several times but with no luck. I then tried a carburetor cleaner spray solution, which cleans the dirtiest of carburetors, but it did not work. I was about to give up on my printer when I thought to try this cleaner.Using the Osinkjet cleaning solution I went through a couple cleaning cycles where I cut up a terry cloth rag, folded and put it under the print head assembly to catch the fluid after it passed through the print heads. I also took all the paper out of the bin and put in another terry cloth rag to catch any fluid that dripped past the first cloth.After doing two cleaning cycles generously using the Osinkjet cleaning solvent, the cyan began working and soon worked quite well. This saved my printer, which was like new before it clogged up. This cleaner works, and you get 250 ml of solvent for the price of 100 ml's which is the amount most of the other sources provide.This cleaner is well-formulated and able to dissolve print ink better than some very powerful parts-cleaning fluids actually saved my favorite printer. This print head cleaner actually works!! Thanks Osinkjet!!

Destroyed my printer. DO NOT USE! I did exact slow and methodical instructions. Printer will only show error message and is garbage. Good way to destroy a $300 printer.

It worked just fine. Sadly, the printer was beyond saving!