Mirror.co.uk - Liquid Gold "IF you won the Lottery you might be tempted to bathe in champagne. If it was a triple rollover, you might fill the tub with printer ink - one of the world's most expensive liquids. The average cost of replacing the tablespoon of ink in a 17ml colour printer cartridge is £29, making it sixteen times more expensive than vintage 1985 Dom Perignon. It also puts Chanel No.5 and even rocket fuel in the shade."
I always had the impression that printer ink was ridiculously expensive. More expensive than blood apparently. (via bitter shack of resentment)
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Printer ink isn't as exspensive if you buy compatible or remanufactured inkjet cartridges.
