DYMO LabelWriter Label Maker Cleaning Card 10 Count

It worked well and was easy to use.

Each cleaning card comes in its own foil packaging, and the ones I have opened and used were fully saturated in the solution they used, which is mostly isopropyl alcohol; but it wasn't dripping or overly soaked.The cards clean the printing head very well. I never used these until about 8 months after using my Dymo 4xl on a regular basis, because I didn't know it was almost necessary to do use them on a regular basis as maintenance. But after using them, and running the card repeatedly until it dried out, there was a noticeable difference in the print quality.The cleaning cards dry out pretty quickly once opened and exposed to the air, so use them as fast as possible. You can run it through the printer as many times as you can before it dries out to clean the printer heads really well. I'd rather spend around $10 every few months to keep my Dymo in great condition, rather than have to buy a new printer down the line. Definitely worth having and using regularly.

Bought these as a last ditch effort to fix my printer. Ran it through a couple times and like magic, it now works perfectly! Will buy again. Moral of the story is just because you think your printer is clean, doesn’t mean it actually is.

I was going to throw away my Dymo label printer. I took 1sheet and ran it through about three times. As it was, the labels had light streaks. The post office had to put all the info in by hand as they wouldn’t scan. Now the labels are perfect. I really didn’t think they’d work that good. Now I don’t have to purchase another printer.

I had a label (the last label on the roll) get stuck in the printer. It came out fine, but the LabelWriter never printed well after that. I was about to throw in the towel and buy a new one, when I read about these Dymo Cleaning Cards. I ran it through a couple of times, but it didn't seem to fix anything. I went back and read other reviews, and one said they had to run it through about 10 times. I opened a new card and ran it through probably more than 10 times, until it was almost completely dry. I never did see any "gunk" come out of it, as some of the other reviewers mentioned, but when I tried the printer again, it worked! I tried it on the other side (It is the Twin Turbo) because that side hadn't worked in a long time and after 10 times or so, it worked too! This was well worth the money as it saved me from having to buy a new printer! I only gave it four stars because if it hadn't been for one of the other reviewers saying to run it through a bunch of times, I would have given up. What ever happened to written instructions! A picture is NOT worth a thousand words! Or at least not in this case.

I have had a Dymo 400 for a lot of years and was impressed how it kept on working. I had my stuck label here and there, but it always seemed to recover. Lately, it started to print a label, and then form-feed two blank. Rewinding is a sure-fire way to peel the label from the backing, but I fretted about wasting expensive labels. My research indicated off-brand labels or label leftovers stuck in the printer. I doubted that either of these was the cause as I was using Dymo labels and kept my printer clean. Dymo suggested using the Cleaning Card that came with the printer, but I think I purchased this printer before Cleaning Cards were invented (or at least I would never find the packaging of something I bought over 20 years ago).Long story short, I decided to try the Cleaning Cards as a last ditch effort before trashing the printer. It was a struggle to feed the card, but when I finally did, I was amazed when a clump of old label came out with it. Instantly, the printer works like new.I decided to try a card on a Dymo Duo that has also been around for years, but still works well. Lo and behold, this one ejected a clump of old label as well.I don't mind admitting I was totally wrong on the effectiveness of these cards, but I WAS. I stand corrected. Everyone should keep a couple on hand.

These literally did nothing. I ran two of them through my printer about 15 times each and my labels came out exactly the same as before.

This is like a business card with alcohol on it. They didn’t work, but I did have a warranty on the DYMO 4 Xl, so they sent me a DYMO 5. But you have to buy specific DYMO paper an order for the DYMO 5. Or it will not print out labels. It has a code on the inside of the roll of labels that gives you a certain amount so you cannot use off label paper for the DYMO5.

Cleans well but be careful when you insert it after it's already been fed through. A fold in the sheet may cause a jam and a bit of a panic if you're on a deadline.

War das, was ich suchte für Druckkopfreinigung von DYMO Labelwriter

ok, à faire régulièrement, mais que c'est cher * aurait dû se trouver dans la boite d'origine

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