If you own a HP laser printer then you know that the cost of a HP toner cartridge can just about send you broke. To help you save we have developed these tips and hints that will provide you with the information you to extend the life of your HP toner cartridge and ultimately save you money.

Tip No 1: Store your HP toner cartridge correctly

Always store an unused HP toner cartridge in the foil bag it came in until you are ready to use it. Keep your toner cartridges in a cool, dry place and avoid extremes of temperature.

Tip No 2: Print in draft or economy mode

Your HP toner will last much longer if you change your printer default settings to only print in draft or economy mode. Some printers even refer to this as Speed mode (as opposed to Quality mode). Printing in draft mode will reduce the amount of toner that is used for each print. For most prints draft mode is generally sufficient.

Tip No 3:  Keep your printer clean

With each change of your toner cartridge ensure that you clean the printer. Toner is a fine dust that can get into the mechanism of the printer and cause damage. A wipe over with a damp cloth to remove the accumulated dust will reduce any future mechanical problems.

Tip No 4: Shake your HP toner cartridge

This may seem like an odd tip but it is an old trick used by anyone who has a laser printer. When your printer presents you with the Toner Low message, remove the toner cartridge and give it a few shakes from side to side and place back into the printer. This will loosen the toner and give you a few more prints. Continue doing this until you can no longer print.

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