🖨️ Waffletechnology K2-PCFF5 EZ Printer/Copier/Fax Cleaner Sheet: 5-sheet Pack for Effective Maintenance Review

I bought these to solve two problems I was having with my printer (Epson Stylus CX7800) before opening it up and doing a thorough cleaning. The first problem was streaks on the page, most likely caused by dust or lint on the printheads. After running the same sheet twice, this issue was resolved. The second issue was slight streaks on each page, apparently caused by the paper rolls. I say this because the stripes were in the same position and width as the reels. The first sheet did not solve…

I have a Brother MFC9000 series color printer/scanner. Technically, an LED printer is different from a laser printer, but of course they are more similar than different. These sheets work great in the browser, but don't expect miracles. They can remove small stains, but they won't save you the trouble of opening the printer up and wiping it with a cotton swab from time to time. Yes, as others have pointed out, the page dries quickly, but it only needs to go through one pass. quite fine as long…

I have an old HP Photosmart C5180 that has been in storage for a while. The "Clean Printhead" option in Preferences was able to restore functionality for all colors except black. After running the auto-delete function multiple times, all of the text still looked striped, which was awful as that was the main reason I wanted to use the printer again. I considered taking the printer apart (it's not easy to get to the nozzle that hits the paper with 02 ink cartridges) but remembered that I had used

I have an Epson WF-3540 which is about 5 years old and we've gone through about 4000 sheets. Lately I'm getting a paper jam error where the paper won't go through. Upon investigation, the take-up spool is not picking up paper, so it looks like a paper jam. I tried blowing it with a dust air purifier and it worked for about 2 days. I was looking for a cleaner and came across these sheets. Decided to give it a try. I left about 5-6 pieces of paper under the cleaning sheet to give it some effect…

I've had roller marks on documents I've copied from the document feeder tray on top of my HP 8625 printer, but to no avail. I manually cleaned the rollers as best I could, but the streaks only continued from the document feeder tray. I ordered five Waffletechnology printer cleaning sheets to fix this problem. The individual 8.5" x 11" sheets are folded into an individually sealed pouch while the sheets are soaked in a mild solvent. I fed the sheet through the document feeder using the COPY…

I bought these sheets to clean a ten year old Dell 1320C that had variegated spots on the right side of the page. I immediately grabbed the cleaning wipes because I couldn't see where the drum was that I would have to clean by hand. Unlike other reviewers, I had no problem laying the sheet flat in the paper tray. A few times I had to try multiple times to get him to eat. The printer reported a jam but all I had to do was open it and press the start button and it tried to feed paper again. In…

This worked as intended and cleaned the sensors on my laser printer. However, I have seen several complaints from users of this product in laser printers. For anyone buying this for a laser printer, please read this: The reason laser printer owners struggle is almost always impatience! Running it through a laser printer will also wet the drum. You MUST allow the drum to dry (up to 30 minutes) before print results return to normal. Attempting to print before the drum is dry WILL cause problems…

I have an Inkjet HP All-in-One Photosmart 110a. The problem was that it jammed more and more when feeding, even with fresh paper. HP does not make cleaning products for its printers. So I used 2 of these sheets as directed. 1) They are so wet with solvent when first removed from the sealed package that they wet the leading edge of 5 or 6 sheets of plain paper under the cleaning sheet (according to the instructions). The feed rollers cut the first 1/16 inch of plain paper where they touched it…