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I rarely work out of my home office; last time I was permanently there was 5 years ago.
Therefore not many people know who I am.
Today I went in and saw there have been some s****y refurbishments, including a brand new carpet.
I then embarked on an 3000 page printing/collating session.
I have left an anonymous note for whoever does the printer supplies ordering, advising them they need a new black toner cartridge and new toner waste cartridge.
I left an additional note for the cleaner, apologising for dropping the aforementioned waste cartridge on the floor.
Aside from lilly pollen, I have [u]never[/u] known anything so destructive and impossible to remove in my life. Every attempt to clean it up, just magnified its destructiveness.
I suspect that a new carpet will be needed.
Is there anything more polarised from its innocuousness v destructive qualities?!
It needs specialist cleaning materials really, anything else just makes it worse.
Move the copier/printer over the mess. No-one will ever know.... 😉
doesn't it turn vacuum cleaners into some sort of Van Der Graaf generator as well ?
even better when it's a s****y carpet, and the toner-floor interface just happened to be right over an underfloor ventilation vent 🙂
the cleaner just attacked it with a hoover.
we were still finding bits of black 2 years later.
Toner for a electrostatic copier/printer is basically just coloured plastic powder and depending on the model sometimes a bit of magnite.
It is easy to clean up just use a vacuum cleaner that can cope with very fine particles. If unsure call out the company who service it and ask very nicely if they could send an engineer with a VAC as they will all carry a specialist VAC for toner.
Don't use a crappy VAC as it will just suck in the toner and then blow it straight back out again and in the worse case explode.