does the ink leak if you leave it layed on the side ?
614532
That is a very good question and I don't know! Mine is kept upright in a desk drawer. Sorry I'm no help but I am also interested in the answer.
614533
I haven't left it that way very long, but I wouldn't think there'd be a problem. It's well made and not at all drippy with normal use.
388361
If you are using notebook paper the ink will definitely soak through. If you use it on thicker paper it won't soak through unless you press down hard or write really slowly.
1251589
I have had it on it side and it has never leaked. But upside down I would not trust
131213
Yes I have the sme one after I use it I do lay it on it's side. No dripping or spilling at all. I hope I helped you out. Have a Great Day:)
1138108
Yes, it will dry up if you leave it unattended for a long period of time, but not to worry. It washes out easily. Just remove the old cartridge, hold the pen under cool running water until all the old ink is washed out. Shake it, then install a new cartridge and you're good to go.
1171519
Yes, and it is amazing. I filled an ink cartridge with black ink and dropped it upside down with over 10 ml of ink on a tan carpet. It had been there a few months and when I got this it said it would take up ink so I tried. I sprayed it on and 15 minutes later it was every bit gone.
11576
I tried one on a ziplock bag and then let it dry, and yes the ink stayed. However if you are talking about a hard piece of plastic I am not quite sure that it would dry on that. Hope this helped!
682277
Yes it stays on well. I've turned it upside down and it doesn't leak. Just make sure it's on properly.
1725967
The printer port that accepts the ink cartridge is designed to pierce the seal as it is being installed. This is why installing in one fluid push is important. Many people who report leaks are causing the leaks themselves by partially inserting or inserting and pulling back out. Once the seal is punctured, leave the thing in.
1412412
As long as it remains upright then it will be fine but it will leak if on its side
179005
with this product, I would suggest no as the ink can be 'leaky" it's quite moist. it really needs paper in order for it not to bleed. just my thoughts.
1858783
It doesn't leak for me if I am careful to remove the little pull-off tab first. Then turn the cartridge over and twist off the cap over the ink. I suppose that, if you see excess ink when you twist off the cap, you might want to have a paper towel available to blot the excess ink (but this has not happened to me so long as I remove the little pull-off tab first). I confess that I, uh, didn't read the instructions the first time I put in one of these cartridges - I removed the twist off portion first - and it leaked. Now I am careful to follow the instructions about what to remove first when installing a new cartridge.
1298892
I dont think the ink might dry out, but you have a selector to be choosen when you have to move it, you can put the printer in moving mode and the ink will remain full in the entire system. there are an small plastic caps located in the ink tanks when you do the first charge, remain this caps because you will use it when you might move or store your printer in some place, this caps will prevent the oxigen get inside the ink
1936733
The cap snaps on. It seems like a tight fit. I just took the uncapped pen and shook it hard (like I was shaking a ketchup bottle) 5 or 6 times and on the last shake a small drop of ink came out. Personally, I'm not worried about leaks.
1185637
Occasionally, it would leak out the side, not badly. We have replaced this one as it kept flashing "clean" on the display no matter what we did even after several chemical cleanings and the output would slow way down.
932380
I believe there is a clear plastic seal glued to outside of passage where ink should go into printer.I removed that seal carefully with penknife. It is glued very well; it may take a few minutes to take it out.
506068
Yes, it does. I'm left handed and run my hand over the words right after I write them. I find that I often smear ballpoint ink because it blobs and those parts smear easily. The fountain pen ink seems to dry faster. The only exception is shiny paper. The ink does not dry quickly on shiny paper.