Problem: How to find the right and low cost inkjet cartridges
Do not buy standard ink cartridges.
Ink cartridges of this kind will only damage the " nozzles " of your printers. This is because standard ink cartridges may not fit the nozzles of your printer. OPTIONS:
- This is why cartridges can be hard to clean if they were not packaged with regular paper pads. It's not uncommon for printers to damage them in the use of standard quality ink cartridges.
- Manufacturers recommend that you purchase 200 cartridge cartridges total. Buy ink cartridges that have a filter.
- Generally, ink cartridges have their own sizes that are specifically made to fit a particular printer. Hence, using the wrong size will definitely ruin your printer's nozzles.
- Standard ink cartridges will either come with an ink tray, or you can buy fancy ink trays. Choose an ink tray with a donut cutter, for example.

Answer: Generally, ink cartridges have their own sizes that are specifically made to fit a particular printer. Hence, using the wrong size will definitely ruin your printer's nozzles.

Problem: How to dive into a pool
Find a deep diving pool.
Since diving means entering a pool headfirst, the water has to be deep enough so that you don't hit the bottom too quickly and risk getting a head or spine injury. The red cross considers nine feet to be a good depth for diving if you want to be especially cautious, but the diving area in many pools is eight feet deep. OPTIONS:
- Position yourself where you can dive straight in the water with minimal movement. This will improve the likelihood of getting to the bottom of the pool later in the day.
- Never dive into a pool that's less than eight feet deep. If you're unsure how deep a pool is, it's best to avoid diving there.
- Some pools have tennis courts, large beach areas, or splash pools. Look for a well drained and clear area.
- Look for any broken or damaged diving boards. Dig a small hole in the bottom of the swimming pool.

Answer: Never dive into a pool that's less than eight feet deep. If you're unsure how deep a pool is, it's best to avoid diving there.

Problem: The credits of the clip is shown. people OPTIONS:
- measure sand on a beach.
- line up and paddle a canoe down a river.
- sit or stand while speaking.
- carry large sections of clothing on a litter.
Answer: sit or stand while speaking.