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| [* black] You will need the following supplies: | |
| [* black] Paper towels. | |
| - | [* black] Water. You may want to experiment with tap water, distilled water, or bottled water to |
| + | [* black] Water. You may want to experiment with tap water, distilled water, or bottled water to see which dissolves clogs the fastest. If your tap water has a lot of dissolved minerals in it, you may want to stay with distilled or bottled water to avoid affecting the print head with dissolved minerals. |
| [* black] A bowl large enough to immerse the print head into. | |
| [* black] Bags or ink cartridge packaging in which to temporarily store ink cartridges. | |
| [* black] Clogged printer(not pictured) | |
| + | [* black] Optionally, rubbing alcohol and a 2nd bowl to soak the printhead in |
| [* icon_note] You can also use disposable gloves if you want too. I don't have any handy, and I do not mind getting ink stains on my hands, but if you do it's best to use gloves. |