Showing posts with label saving. Show all posts
Showing posts with label saving. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 14, 2015

InkOwl Refillable Ink Cartridges and Ink Review

 
Disclosure: I have received the below item in exchange for my honest review. All opinions and experiences are my own and may differ from those of your own. 

InkOwl
 InkOwl offers high quality products for very reasonable prices. InkOwl brand ink and toner products are based on proven technology and expertise in the imaging solutions industry. Their products are their way of bringing the benefits of ink and toner refilling to as many people as they possibly can. InkOwl has been offering their products online for the more than 8 years and to tens of thousands of satisfied customers. 

The benefits of using compatibles or refilling solutions are obvious. These products offer great printing quality at tremendous cost savings. InkOwl is a one-stop shopping destination for all of your printing needs whether you're looking to for ink to use at home or an office printer. 

Brother MFC-J415W Printer Ink Cartridges and Ink

I received refillable and compatible ink cartridges as well as 120ml of ink in black, cyan, magenta and yellow. The 120ml refillable bulk ink kit ($35.50ARV) include the four bottles of ink and the 4 syringes and needles for refilling your cartridges. The refillable cartridges ($18.95ARV) are different from printer to printer, prices vary as well. Please note these prices are for the products I received for my Brother MFC-J415W printer and do vary from brand to brand as well as printer to printer. All in all, still one heck of a deal! 

Filling up these ink cartridges was super simple and surprisingly not messy at all. Dan works on a printing press and comes home covered in ink almost nightly. So I did brag a little about my much less messy refilling or rather filling of these cartridges. InkOwl sends a copy of their filling directions along with photos, these directions are very simple to follow! 


I think it only took me about 15 minutes or so to open all four bottles of ink and fill all four cartridges. Quick and easy. Oh and the directions also tell you how much ink your cartridges can hold so you don't accidentally over fill them, now that would probably cause a mess. The syringes InkOwl sends for filling the cartridges are basically liquid medicine syringes with needles that fit nicely into the fill hole on the cartridges. Be careful not to poke yourself. For my printer, the black cartridge holds approximately 28ml of ink while the three color cartridges hold approximately 18ml of ink, each. If you lose or misplace your instruction sheet with this ink on it down the road, no worries, just visit their website, find your cartridges and the product information will tell you how much ink yours can hold. 


All four ink cartridges are full and ready to be loaded into the printer. Some brands and models of printers may not register these refillable cartridges, but they are see through so if you feel they may be getting low you can pop them out of your printer and simply look at them to see their ink levels. Thankfully this Brother printer that I have does register the ink levels. 


I put all four ink cartridges in my printer and it immediately read them, some printers may take a minute or like mentioned above, not read them at all. The cartridges are nicely color coated in many places so there will not be any mixing them up. 

I print a lot of coupons so it's important for me to have a good printer that will be able to print the bar codes nicely. I haven't had any issue with coupons printed via this printer before or after using the InkOwl refillable cartridges and ink. It prints very nicely and just like it would if you spent at least double the money and bought ink cartridges or toner from the manufacturer through your local retailer. 

I also print a lot of sewing patterns and come have color coded lines for various sizes, this prints those lines very nicely and it's simple for me to cut out the specific size I need. Another thing I print often are worksheets, coloring sheets, etc. for the kids. They also print perfectly!  




My camera is terrible so my photos of the printed items do not do the ink or printer justice, but I wanted show photos of printed examples. The pictures of the kids, the one on the left is the image I printed and the image on the right is the printed copy of the image. The one above it is just something I seen on Facebook while working on this review and printed it to test out the printer. 

Lastly, how much does this InkOwl refillable ink kit save me?! 
This is a screen shot of the ink I need for my Brother MFC-J415W from a retailer. Just for color ink it is $32.29 and for a single black ink cartridge it is $26.99! That is a total of $59.28 and none of these cartridges are refillable nor do they come with additional ink to refill them time and time again!! At that point I might as well just buy a new cheaper printer right?! WRONG! INKOWL! For the kit I received, it's a total of $54.45 however, if I do the math... I can refill my black cartridge a total of 4 full times and once approximately half ways (that would be $121.45 for four cartridges from Brother) and for the color cartridges, I can refill them approximately 6 times each (that would be $226.03 for seven of the Brother cartridges). A total of $347.48 to buy the Brother ink cartridges and only $54.45 for the refillable ink kit from InkOwl. So InkOwl is definitely saving me money! With InkOwl I save a total of $293.03 to be exact! (These prices do not include tax, shipping, etc.). And yes, InkOwl cartridges are the same size as your printer manufacturer cartridges. 

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Friday, January 16, 2015

Up to 70% OFF at Crazy 8! Limited Time

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Sunday, December 22, 2013

WeightWatchers Savings & 1Pt. Peanut Butter Cookies

WeightWatchers Savings and 1 Point Peanut Butter Cookies 
 
The amount of money you can save by using simple cutout or print coupons is incredible. With shows like Extreme Couponing, it goes to show how much of a difference searching for savings can have on your check book. It doesn’t have to be any different when it comes to losing weight and dieting. Using the Internet as your resource you can potentially find hundreds of dollars in savings on Weight Watchers products, services and more. Here are a two sights to help get on you on your way to saving.

MommySavesBig.com. Although geared towards moms, this pocketbook saving sight offers coupons for everyone in the family including Weight Watchers coupons. What’s especially convenient about this site is as coupons expire they are filtered into an expired coupons list, making it easier to know which coupons are good to use and which are not. Have a question about the coupon or a tip for others using it, with a click of a button you can leave a comment on individual coupons for others to see. To visit this site and begin saving click here

RetailMeNot.ca. Similar to MommySavesBig.com, this site offers a large variety of coupons including Weight Watchers coupons. Easily searchable by store, brand, or exact product RetailMeNot.ca is very user friendly while offering big savings. By entering your email you can subscribe and get weekly coupons emailed directly to you for quick viewing. RetailMeNot.ca offers a rating system where you can vote a coupon with a thumbs up or a thumbs down letting others know what coupons are better than others. To start saving with RetailMeNot.ca click here

For similar Weight Watchers coupons and promos go to WeightLossTriumph.com.
Like with saving on Weight Watcher products with coupons and special deals on websites, dieters enjoy a delicious and healthy recipe. Here’s a Weight Watchers desert recipe for you that is too good to believe.

1-Point peanut butter cookies
Yes, you read correctly. This recipe is for 1-point peanut butter cookies that won’t leave you exceeding your daily point allowance and feeling guilty. Made like a traditional peanut butter cookie just lower in fat, this recipe calls for flour, baking soda, reduced-calorie margarine, reduced fat peanut butter, light brown sugar, sugar, an egg white, and vanilla extract. These healthier peanut butter cookies have a total prep time of just 30 minutes. Go ahead, get baking, and indulge yourself. With a points value of just 1-point you might even have two. To view the 1-point peanut butter cookies recipe visit Food.com.

Combining savings and a delicious, healthy desert can never be a bad thing. With coupon sites like MommySaveBig.com and RetailMeNot.ca you don’t have to worry about paying full price when it comes Weight Watchers. Get saving and start baking.