Lily, huck toweling? Just googled it and hard to tell what it is... Can you enlighten me? About microfiber, honestly I cannot stand the way that stuff feels on my hands, it's similar to chalk on a blackboard and it snags on cuticles. I have to wear a pair of disposable latex gloves when using them -- which sort of defeats the purpose of using something re-useable, LOL. I just noticed yesterday that the horizontal part of my PT holder is covered with PT dust. It has been up in this house for a year. It's a very nice one from Ballard Designs and was up in my last house for 2-3 years and never got any dust on it at all. It's definitely little PT fibres.

The offer is still good just bumping this down

Good luck Sue, I wouldn't try that for any money, just don't care for a mess to clean, off counters, hands, and floor. Anticipating one always! I thought Walgreens could fill any cartridge, guess I am fortunate in that regard, just the initial outlay for regular cartridges, and now, refills at Walgreens do the job. I read in the forum years back of people trying to fill their own, and decided it wasn't for me. There are a lot of things I WON'T do, taxes, bank statements, and fill ink cartridges, that is why those people are here for us to hire to do those things! Hope your project works out, and will call you again one of these nites, have a happy holiday, and take care of those plants for me? Shaddy

Dear Pat, Almost ALL inks used in computer printers are acid free (VERY few off the wall brands from other countries are said to have small amouts of acid, but I have yet to trace down the brands) The biggest down fall for computer inks is they are a dye based ink (not a pigment ink, which has solid particles that form the color) so they tend to fade in sunlight and are not water proof. But unless you are planning on leaving your book open to the sun or spraying it with water, it should be fine. Penny the Proffessional Printer by trade.