Here's How:

A few months later, we ran out of toner and had to purchase a new cartridge. We'd been caught!
We had to pay nearly $100 for an toner cartridge! Now we knew why the copier was so cheap.
We had to do something. So we did.

Our original business is finding odd parts. Later, we started selling inkjet ink. So we did our detective work and found the factory which makes the toner for some of the printer companies. Now, we can offer bottles of bulk toner for reasonable prices
to the average laser printer or copier owner.

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Refilling Instructions

• Refilling -- In this, you replace the bulk toner in the cartridge. This is about as complicated as changing the oil in your car. (In some cartridges you also have to replace the developer powder.)

  To Refill, do the following:

  1. Find the plug on the end of the cartridge. Usually it is milky white. (If you can't find the plug or remove it, it's ok to make a hole with a soldering iron on the top of the cartridge.)
  2. Remove the plug or make the hole.
  3. Vacuum out the cartridge by running a vacuum along the crack by the "pretty" gelatinous drum, or vacuuming out the hole. Don't touch the gelatinous drum!
  4. Pour in the toner.
  5. Replace the plug or seal the hole with duct tape.
  That's it! You can usually successfully refill a cartridge two or three times before it needs refurbished.

  For detailed refilling instructions, click here.

• Refurbishing -- We have detailed 24 point instructions for this. This is similar in complexity to replacing the spark plugs and tuning up your car. (We only suggest you try this if you plan to refill dozens of cartridges.)

  We are still developing refurbishing instructions. The instructions for many cartridges can be found by clicking here and looking up your cartridge type.