Every Loquacious Idiosyncrasy Treated Equally - 11+ ELITE Thread

Tinyshoes

helen2k333 wrote: »

Good Evening all,

Does anyone know the best place to buy black ink for an HP printer.

Thanking you in advance,

Just remembered there was a deal that Staples were doing so much off (£2?) for each recycled cartridge making a new HP ink about £1 as think you could use up to 5. I think was on grabbit.

bubbs

tbw wrote: »

Did you mention Hayfever earlier ? Is it possible that he's been rubbing his eye in the night - they warned me about that when I had mine done as I do get hayfever. I was paranoid as I certainly do rub my eyes and I was afraid of dislodging the new lens.

Yes i did, but he hasnt touched his eyes unless like you he said he had rubbed in the night:o

helen2k333

Mildred1970 wrote: »

I got mine from a seller on ebay, they are genuine HP cartridges

When they are empty I refill them myself with Ts value ink kit

I usually get a couple of refills out of them before my printer realises and says Whoa Nelly I don't think so :cool:

These are HP301 btw

Thanks for the info. is it a messy job refilling them yourself?

tbw

bubbs wrote: »

Thanks but when i put them in it really unsettles it again:(

Another thought - if he gets hayfever he must have allergies/sensitivities. Could he be allergic to the drops you are using ?

Dizzy_Ditzy

Mildred1970 wrote: »

yes, sometimes I used single a sweet potato

And you're right, the price of fruit :eek::eek:

Last night I got the SA to scan two limes again as I was at the opposite end of the store

bubbs wrote: »

Chronic pain in my hands and wrists, pins and needles and completely dead hands in the night and having to shake them vigorously for a few mins to get any feeling back , not having a good nights sleep for along time:(

Thanks I've got similar and was trying to work out if it is RSI or carpal tunnel :(

Snap-ant

chocaholics wrote: »

Evening all. Your plant is something I have in my garden. It is
weigela florida variegata

:j:j Thank You - My Mum will so ashamed that I couldn't name my plant

mhoc wrote: »

Yes I thought it wasn't Veronica because I managed to get a Veronica reduced in b and Q - Purple spires
I put it in a clay pot and it seems to be holding its own - if it starts to look sad I will put it in the garden

:o:o I thought PD was joking & just calling it Veronica

Tinyshoes

The grabbit link for the hp ink, looks like was still working in June this year.

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4777808

lookinforabargain

Mildred1970 wrote: »

That always makes me cry

Today is no exception

Sorry, it does tend to have that effect

Have a from me

Something a bit more lively perhaps

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=boanuwUMNNQ

cashless-cow

These were reduced to 25p in my local Sada but scanned at 69p
http://groceries.asda.com/asda-webstore/landing/home.shtml#/product/910000283403
£2 gift card so paid to take them away.....bargain as I am using them for making cakes in school with my 1-1 child for his annual review meeting.:j:j

bubbs

tbw wrote: »

Another thought - if he gets hayfever he must have allergies/sensitivities. Could he be allergic to the drops you are using ?

Well they have been fine for 2 weeks, its just since it was dropped to 2 a day and surely they would have picked that up at hospital? he is still asleep, but he did say before he nodded off when i put the drops in he just feels something is not right