If it keeps happening, maybe time to look for something else

If you're looking for something cheaper, try the Blink Outdoor cameras. You can find them on Amazon or in stores like Currys

Try easing up on the pressure a bit; sometimes it’s just pressing too hard at the top, causing ink to smudge

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Yes, you can print on tea towels, but for best results, use a cotton/poly blend rather than 100% cotton. The images generally hold up well to washing if you follow proper sublimation techniques.

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The ET-5800 and ET-5880 are great choices for sublimation. Their 6-color systems offer excellent color accuracy.

The XP 1500 is good, but ink availability could be an issue. For around £300, you might also look at the Canon Pixma or HP OfficeJet models—they’re great for card printing.

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Yeah, a heat press with a shoe plate is the way to go. You could also consider a cap press or print and cut transfers as alternatives.