Digital BW, The Print

Larry Ostrom wrote:
>> If I were you the first thing I would do is run about two sets of 
>>those cleaning carts
>> through the printer
> 
> The cleaning carts are on their way,,,,, as we speak...
> 
> 
>> Second, replace those parts I told you about before you put in the 
>>new pigment inks,
> 
> that I plan to do ----way before--- I start B&W, too bad the lysonic 
> B&W inks aren't that good.....
> 
> 
>> If you are trying to save money on this
> 
> not really, like you say the inks are more expensive than the parts
> 
> 
>> You can order the parts at Compas Micro -  www.compasmicro.com.
> 
> thats who i plan on using.
> 
> 
>> Finally, if you are smart you will pick up a cheap humidifier
> 
> I live in Canada, Ontario, and heat with a wood stove which is in the 
> next room... so dry heat,,, thats exactly what I will have for the next 
> 5 months.   So off I go to Canadian Tire(Canada's version of Home 
> Depot) to buy a cheap humidifier, they probably sell many in this 
> "wood-heat" part of the country....

What many people used to do, pick up a big non-electric kettle, fill it 
with water, and put it on top of the wood stove, not only did it add 
humidity to the air, but any time you wanted a cup of tea, or hot 
chocolate, instant hot water!  You just need to refill it, whenever you 
add wood to the stove.

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