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Very easy to use and very effective!Simplified directions for an effective cleaning:1. Go into your printer menu and have it start a print nozzle cleaning. Be ready to disconnect the power immediately after it starts.2. Unplug the power once the nozzle cleaning begins. This is important, it stops the printer head from moving and keeps it in an unlocked position.3. While the printer head is unlocked and the power is turned off, remove your secondary printer cartridges (if equipped) from the movable printhead. Mark each one to help remember the order they go in!4. With the secondary cartridges removed, you should see 4 little nipples/ports corresponding to each color cartridge.5. Grab a few paper towels and fold each one 3 times, lengthwise. Place 1 folded paper towel into the tray beneath the printhead assembly to help absorb the mess that is about to come out from it.5. Use the cleaning kit with the hose/tube FIRMLY attached to the syringe and fill the syringe with the cleaning solution.6. FIRMLY attach the other end of the hose/tube from the syringe to the nipple/port on your printer and begin applying pressure to the syringe plunger to eject the cleaning solution into the port. Once the syringe is empty, carefully disconnect the hose/tube from the print nipple/port and dab it clean on a paper towel. Now you can refill the syringe and repeat the procedure on the same port to ensure it is cleaned.7. After the second flushing, slide the printhead over to remove the paper towel beneath it. (It is going to be a soggy mess.) Take your second paper towel to replace the one you just extracted.8. Repeat steps 5 and 6 (and 7 if necessary).9. Once you have cleaned all of the ports, dab up any spillage from the bottom of the printhead before you reinstall the secondary cartridges and remove the paper towel from beneath the print head.10. Reinstall the secondary printheads making sure they go back in the correct order or your prints will come out discolored and odd looking.11. Run 2 or 3 print head tests on fresh paper to verify the printer is working correctly. It may take 2 (in my case 3) times for this test to complete properly with freshly cleaned ports because it needs to flush out the residual cleaning solution from the ports.12. Enjoy your Like New printer!

Works as advertised! I have an older Epson printer and it had not been used in several YEARS. Needless to say it would not print even with new ink. Bought this cleaner and used as recommended. I did have to clean one of the colors twice, but now it works like new. Great product and saves buying a new printer. Make sure you put something absorbent under the printer heads before you clean them. And keep some air in the syringe to buffer the pressure when you flush and clean the printer heads.

While using this product, it cleared out the injector nozzles as described, but when doing a power cleanse the printer ases me to replace the maintenance box prior to completing the power cleanse. I had to order one which took additional time to complete. After the maintenance box was replaced the power cleanse was completed and a nozzle checked was done with satisfactory results. I bought one from Amazon

First of all, I am not a paid shill for any product, and I am not involved with this company in any way. I'm just a happy customer.Y'all, IT WORKED!!For maybe 8 months my Epson Workforce WF-7720 has been printing poorly. Specifically, the yellow would barely print anything. I tried running the "Print Head Cleaning" function on the printer so many times with no change. Finally, about 6 months ago I ordered this cleaning kit. Then I read the instructions and watched the video and I guess it seemed daunting so I never actually tried using it. It just sat there on my desk, mocking me. And in the meantime, I had this amazing printer that I love but it wouldn't print right. I'm sure everyone knows how it goes - it was on my list of things I needed to deal with but I just didn't get around to it. Until this week.This week, for various reasons, I became motivated to have a working printer again. So I read the instructions again and I kinda halfheartedly tried to use it. It didn't change anything. I started shopping for a new printer thinking this one was just dead. Then for some reason yesterday I decided to read the instructions again. Maybe I didn't do it right. It turns out, I needed to use some of the attachments that were included in the kit. You see, the kit includes all manner of little gizmos and, quite honestly, the instructions don't really help you figure out what to do with them. I suspect it is a situation where every type of printer is different so they just give you everything you need but they can't possibly do the simple thinking for you to help you figure out what to do. Turns out it was easy once I started looking at it. There's a little piece that fits perfectly over the nozzle on my printer, and a little tube and various attachment pieces to build a way to connect the nozzle attachment to the syringe. Honestly, this is where those little logic games your mom played with you as a toddler come in handy. Legos and Lincoln Logs, things like that. It's not difficult. The main key is that you have to end up with the little yellow connector piece snugly mounted to the print head nozzle in order for this to work. There's no special trick or anything strange about it, all the pieces are included for you to easily solve the problem. At least for my printer. (I included a picture of what my syringe contraption looked like after I put it together.)Anyway, I got it all rigged up with the included pieces and pulled the liquid up into the syringe. I attached the thing to the yellow print head nozzle on my printer and gently pressed the plunger and let it sit for a minute. Then I retracted the syringe and it pulled a bunch of yellow up into the syringe along with the cleaning fluid. I did that back and forth a few times and then disconnected it and cleaned up the mess (which was also much easier than I had envisioned). Plugged the printer back in and got it all back together, printed a couple test pages and then on the second one the yellow section was completely printed for the first time in ages! So I googled for a color printer test page and printed it and every color looked perfect!Oh, I also wanted to mention that the instructions mention something about putting "blotter paper" down under the print cartridge carriage thing to absorb the mess. I didn't know what blotter paper was so I took a paper towel and cut it into a long strip about 2" wide and then put it over the giant sponge thing that is under where the cartridge carriage thing moves back and forth. All the fluid I squirted through the print head made a bit of a mess but my paper towel absorbed most of it. I used a couple more paper towels to clean up the rest, and it looks fine now.In any case, this product worked exactly as advertised and saved my excellent printer from being replaced. I would definitely order this again if I needed it in the future.

I'm sure it works for cleaning the printhead. Make sure you have alot of paper towels on the surface where the printhead is sitting while this cleaner works.

It was great and easy to use. It carries only 5ml at a time, but it helps to check the status of the one set you are cleaning.