Rod wrote: Actually, people used to recommend US window cleaner Windex for Epson print heads. (Contains ammonia and other things - can't remember what.) Ye can get same thing here branded as Windolene Clear, and it is indeed the second best way of unblocking fouled up Epsons. The first best method for an old Epson involves the dustbin (or freecycle) and purchasing a cheap replacement

On Wed, 12 Mar 2008 11:57:28 GMT, Stuart Noble The bigger ones still sell it round here This is something I could do with but haven't seen in the shops. What is it called - is it Windolene xyz or is it another make? . Windolene Original Cream. Made by Reckitt Benckiser, but it doesn't seem to feature on their website. Maybe they've flogged the brand. Plenty on

"Martin Pentreath" <martin_pentreath@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:f74a5f3b-1756-4729-9cdf-52d395c62847@d4g2000prg.googlegroups.com... On 11 Mar, 18:15, "mark" <MarkS...@reepham2003.force9.co.uk> wrote: I'm trying to get some of the Windolene that dries white on glass. This is to act as curtains whilst I refurb the room. Seems that the supermarkets don't do it. Does it

On 11 Mar, 18:15, "mark" <MarkS...@reepham2003.force9.co.uk> wrote: I'm trying to get some of the Windolene that dries white on glass. This is to act as curtains whilst I refurb the room. Seems that the supermarkets don't do it. Does it still exist? Speaking as someone who doesn't close the curtains in the living room even when I'm living in it, I have to say I'm curious as to why people