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Printer food grade with oil ink
jack_121
Posts: 67 Forumite
Hi thanks for reading.
I have an edible ink printer which uses water based printing ink. When i print anything using this printer the printed ink dissolves in water, but will not dissolve in oil.
I wish to buy a new printer which uses oil based ink, so that the printed ink will dissolve in oil.
Do you know of any such edible ink printers, there is also eco-friendly printers which use soybean oil and other vegetable oils instead of chemical inks. With the eco-printers some have a high vegetable content, some as low as 7%, so am after the high vegetable oil content ones.
I need a basic cheap and cheerful printer, nothing expensive.
This is for painting purposes, i always use eco-friendly products where possible instead of the chemical inks that pollute our environment.
Thanks
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