Cartridge World Orlando Announces Tips For Affordable Printing

ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Fla. - Sept. 30, 2013 - PRLog -- Central Florida ink and toner cartridge retailer offers ways consumers can save on printing.  Cartridge World Orlando located at 801 West State Road 436, Suite 1025 in Altamonte Springs, Florida announces five ways consumers can save on printer ink and toner.

“Many printers waste ink because they are either an older printer, they don’t accept remanufactured ink cartridges or people remove their printer cartridge too soon” explains Jeff Karakoosh, owner of Cartridge World Orlando in Altamonte Springs Florida.

Karakoosh states “Technology is changing so quickly that printers that are 1 – 2 years old are now outdated.  Manufacturers are producing printers that now use environmentally friendly ink and toner cartridges and even more of them are made to accept high volume ink cartridges.  Gone are the days of printers that go through ink every few weeks.”

On the heels of a Consumer Reports study that found many printers waste ink on non-printing functions, Karakoosh announces five simple solutions to help consumers and businesses lower their cost to print.

1.  Buy efficient printer models. Consumer Reports found that “plenty of [inkjet] models delivered half or less of their ink to the page, and a few managed no more than 20 to 30 percent” when the printer was used intermittently.

2.    Buy printers that accept high-volume ink cartridges. Many printer cartridges contain very little ink and need to be replaced frequently. For example, an HP 60XL cartridge contains a half ounce of ink while an HP 950XL ink cartridge contains 2.5 ounces, according to Consumer Reports.

3.    Choose printers that accept remanufactured ink and/or toner cartridges. When customers purchase remanufactured cartridges from Cartridge World Orlando they save up to 30 percent over new name-brand ink and toner cartridge prices.

4.     Do not remove ink or toner until the printer stops printing. Even if “low” or “out of ink or toner” warnings are displayed, there is likely enough ink or toner remaining to print additional pages.

5.     Use software programs such as PrintEco to reduce unnecessary pages. Download it free at http://www.cartridgeworld.com/PrintEco,.

“The staff members at Cartridge World Orlando are home and office printing pros. They provide solutions to help Orlando area customers save hundreds on printing costs every year,” says Karakoosh. “These simple printing tips save money and help limit impacts to the environment by reducing waste sent to landfills.”

“Our Orlando Florida ink and toner cartridge refill store is centrally located to serve customers who live in Sanford, Lake Mary, Casselberry, Heathrow, Maitland, Longwood, Winter Park, Apopka and several other cities” adds Karakoosh.

With more than 1,400 stores worldwide, Cartridge World is the largest specialty retailer of ink and toner printer cartridges. Cartridge World Orlando sells remanufactured and eco-friendly cartridges for home and office printers, copiers and fax machines. Each cartridge is backed by a 100-percent guarantee and business delivery is free.

For more information about Cartridge World Orlando and their eco-friendly products or about recycling empty printer cartridges, visit Cartridge World Orlando, located at 801 W SR 436, Ste 1025 in Altamonte Springs, Florida.  Consumers can also visit online at www.cartridgeinkandtonerorlando.com or call (407) 767-0680.  To inquire about your specific ink or toner printer cartridge consumers can send an email to: cwalsp@embarqmail.com.

Cartridge World is the world’s largest specialty ink and toner retailer in the $80 billion printer cartridge industry. The company refills and remanufactures printer cartridges using state-of-the-art technology, all backed by a 100-percent satisfaction guarantee. Cartridge World stores offer customers a cost-saving alternative, offering up to a 30-percent discount over full-priced OEM cartridges. Voted No.1 in the category by Entrepreneur Magazine, Cartridge World has more than 1,400 franchise locations in 50 countries.