Instruction: Evaluate the answerability of a question by analyzing the related document, outputting yes if the document contains information addressing the question, and no otherwise.

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Question: Can you use it for laser printers?
Document: Great stuff for restoring rubber drive wheels in computer printers (paper grab wheels), tape players, turn tables.It is rather smelly though. Best to use this outdoors and dispose of saturated cleaning rags etc. in outside trash or it'll stink up the whole house.
BELIEVE the instructions that say use in a well ventilated area! A little bit goes a long way. This is a strong chemical that does the job on rubber rollers in paper handler systems like printers and copiers. Just don't use much in a room, especially in the customers business; take it outside..
I have an Okidata laser printer that has not been feeding paper right for some time now.I used this stuff on the feed rollers and now the printer works fine again.It sure beats buying a new printer.
I have an old laser printer, just black and white, but it's been a solid printer until recently. The paper has not been feeding well, so I bought a bottle of this, put some on a paper towel, wiped the rollers in the printer, and no paper jams. Way cheaper than buying a new printer.
Not sure I will ever use the remainder in the bottle.
This is one product that will always do the job it was intended for. Makes older rubber parts like new and the product is easy to use.
I used this stuff to restore the rubber on the carb boots for my 1970 Honda CB450. The stuff is super toxic, so make sure to use chem-resistant gloves. On the other hand, it leaves your garage smelling minty fresh. Just open a window before you pass out though.
I was about to toss my ancient workhorse monochrome laser printer (Samsung ML1710); it couldn't properly finish a print job anymore. Then I read in a forum that worn rubber elements are often to blame for this.On a hunch ordered this stuff and generously wiped, several times, all the rubber I could find in the printer with Q tips. Cleaned it up, put it back together and what do you know... new life; it works well again. Worth the price.
Made the rollers on my planer grab the wood again. Saved me purchasing and installing new ones. Only drawback is the methyl salicylate leaves a pretty strong odor that lingers for days. Don't get it on you as the odor is hard to remove. Make sure you use in a well ventilated area. I let it offgas before starting the machine as it is extremely flammable. Works great for this application though.
worked well. did the job, if your looking for a cleaner and rejuvenation productthis will do the job. I would recommend this product
Answer: yes