I've had that problem with smaller mugs and resolved it by a piece of bubble wrap 6"x2" rolled up and placed on top of the mug. When the lid id down, it holds it in place and stops the rattle.

Just syphon it out of the tanks and refill. You'll have a little left in the plumbing but that won't matter in the circumstances.

Ray

<t>I suggest you talk to Alex at Ink Experts. I once had a similar question and he did tell me the amount of leeway the inks have. Trouble is, I've forgotten what he said but believe it's quite a bit. The only problem I foresee is further down the road if it's a year on with the same inks.<br/>
Ray ...

We swear a lot and just send out and hope the ones that arrive outweigh the ones that don't. I think we will be claiming a lot from PO for lost items.

<t>I understand there are strikes all over Europe, so it starts to look more like a political thing and not just about money.<br/>
We had an email from Evri attaching a photo to prove delivery - no parcel. The photo was of the package and the back end of a dog! Fortunately my wife recognised the dog ...

<t>I don't think there is a good Sawgrass deal. You'd be better off contacting Ink Experts who will supply everthing you need and Inks that don't require you to re-mortgage or sell your firstborn. If you upgrade your membership of this forum, you'll get a discount off of paper and ink. They are also ...

My wife has just bought a Lenovo ThinkBook 15 15.6 inch (512GB, Intel Core i7 11th Gen., 2.8GHz, 16GB) it's nearly new and one of several for sale on eBay. Incidentally, I've had several laptops and other items from eBay and never encountered a serious problem.

Many thanks for the replies. I've now signed up and hope for the best. I don't do a lot with France so will have a think about that one.

So right, it's terrifying. It seems easy enough to get the licence but I can't find information on this business of accepting return of packaging from customer. It seems bonkers.

Has nobody any experience of this? If you send goods to Germany or elsewhere in EU you'll encounter it shortly.

Ray