Does Ink for printer freeze?
By lady Di
@lady1993 (27224)
Philippines
April 6, 2013 6:23am CST
i am planning on buying new ink for my Epson printer since the colored ones will run out ink in a few days. I am thinking of buying the set- with the black.. Only 2 of the inks will be used immediately, while the other might be used in a few weeks or even months.. will it be okay to keep them at room temperature? or will the other inks freeze and cannot be used again? 
3 responses
@KOSTAS499 (1624)
• Greece
6 Apr 13
No, no problem. But take a look at the date of exprire.
Do not take off the the plastic wrap and the tape that lets the air in and you will be alright.
Remember to prints something every two weeks because inks dry out if not used regularly.
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@KOSTAS499 (1624)
• Greece
7 Apr 13
Usually they work even after the date of expiration, don't worry.
Just don't leave them for 2-3 years! :))))
@o0jopak0o (6394)
• Philippines
7 Apr 13
inks have expiration dates and ideal temperature for storage. Just buy what you need as printer inks are a bit expensive.
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@o0jopak0o (6394)
• Philippines
11 Apr 13
I usually just use the continuous ink flow system or something for my printer. Its cheaper and have the same quality as the real thing.
@May2k8 (18352)
• Indonesia
6 Apr 13
if you keep the ink in the box more than one year I think it will freeze, you can use the ink again after installing and cleaning the ink from printer printing preferences or if still the ink cannot be print you can use warm water and keep the cartridge for 5-15 minutes. (try not to touch the parts that are easily damaged).
