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Worked perfectly! Thought I’d have to get a new printer but this product saved my wallet. Simple and fast. Just a few squeezes on the bottle and the problem is solved.

Great Kit to restore color printing from a clogged HP priting head. Used non-HP ink cartriges which printed only color except the black. Unsuccessfully, tried to clean with alcohol but then I bought this $10 Kit from Amazon and followed the instructions. First time it failed but tried second time, wow, it started working. It saved me from purchasing another new printer.Thank you !Khan

...the problem is that I need a costly new print head. However, I could see that this product was very good at cleaning the print head. It really flushed it out. I'd recommend it.

The print head on my Canon GX7021 was so clogged that I had no hope and thought I was going to have to buy a new $200 printerhead. The printer would not print anything and all the built-in maintenance features did not yield any results either. I used this kit per instruction and some youtube videos and now my printer is printing like day 1. It is important to let the printhead dry overnight after the cleaning and then once you install it back in the printer, do the ink flush from the Maintenance Menu.

I cannot complain about the product itself, nor can I praise it. As you'll see, my issue is most likely a printer malfunction, so trying to unclog things was apparently never going to succeed. Thus a 3-star, middle of the road rating, however based on the next paragraph, I'd have given 4 stars at most if it had solved the problem.It seems some of the instructions are missing - Step 1 says to print a nozzle check pattern. Steps 2-4 have you insert blotting paper and position the carrier over the paper. And Step 5 is where it gets weird... it says "according to Step 1, insert the silicone tube into the ink inklet, of the color which needs to be cleaned...". But Step 1 says to do a nozzle check! Missing between Steps 4 and 5 are a) attach the tube to the syringe, b) fill the syringe, c) assemble the other pieces (L-connector(s), yellow and/or white fitting) as appropriate for your printer. I was able to figure out the missing steps with a little trial and effort (the video helped a little), but nothing in the instructions said what to do with all those pieces included in the kit.The remainder is about the experience I had, not the product, some of which may be useful to others...After all that, I ran the cleaning process twice. Both times, the blotting paper was saturated, so it seems liquid was getting through the print head. When finished I ran the printer's own head cleaning process, after which I got an error about the Cyan cartridge (genuine Epson!) being unrecognized. I tried removing and reinserting it several times, to no avail. Eventually I replaced it with a new Epson cartridge and all was well. Well, almost... when running the nozzle check pattern I still got a completely blank page, which is what started me down this road in the first place. I reran the printer's cleaning process a couple of times, and still get nothing but blank pages. Conclusion... the printer itself (perhaps the print head?) is faulty. So, one cleaning kit, several hours, and one ink cartridge later, I am right where I started. It seems to be time for a new printer.As a final piece of advice, something that I've not seen in any cleaning kit's instructions or discussions, if you care about the floor finish in the area where you're working, cover it with something before starting this process. The saturated blotting paper lost a drop of dark ink on my beige carpet. The cleaning solution only smeared it. So now I have something to always remind me of this experience. :-(Update 6/13/22: Not related to the product being reviewed, but recently a biodegradable cleaning product called Oil Eater was recommended to me. I tried it on the seven month old ink stain on my carpet and voila! The stain is gone and the carpet is still there! :-)

Perfect for cleaning dried out print heads after the first time used. Recommend the product.

Claims to fit plenty of manufacturers printers. Well, does not fit Brother MFC J805dw that's for sure. Also has ZERO instructions on what to do for what printer with the various nozzles, tried them all and none worked. Do better.

I recently used the Wawocs Printhead Cleaning Kit to fix a clogged printhead on my Epson printer, and I'm beyond impressed with the results. This kit is a must-have for anyone with an inkjet printer, whether it's an Epson, Canon, Brother, or HP model. The wide compatibility is a huge plus, and I love that it doesn’t corrode the printer nozzle or cause any damage.The cleaning solution is incredibly effective at removing blockages, restoring my printer to like-new performance. I had been dealing with frustrating issues like vertical and horizontal stripes and incomplete patterns, but after using this kit, my printer's output is now crisp and clean again.One of the best things about this kit is how easy it is to use. It comes with clear instructions, and there’s even a product video to guide you through the process. The various cleaning tools included in the package make it convenient to access and clean the printhead thoroughly, even if you’re not particularly tech-savvy.Overall, the Wawocs Printhead Cleaning Kit delivers excellent performance. It works on different types of ink—dye, pigment, sublimation—and effectively dissolves clogs. If you’re dealing with print quality issues, this kit is a fantastic, cost-effective solution that can save you from having to buy a new printer. Highly recommend!