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I posted this on another thread but I think it fits this discussion even better.

There is no such thing as post-processing. It is a continuum of creation until the final image is achieved. Calling it post processing implies that a mistake was made and needs to be fixed. It is at best all processing.

By the way PP is what a kid does in the bathroom.

Once one realizes that it is a continuum they an start to pre-visualize their final image rather than making a bad image and fixing it in "post."

WAL, I used to have the same problem with my inkjet printers. Even the ones at work, which were neither Epson or Canon, we had the same problem. I was told by the printer rep to use deionized water, to soak the heads in. Well good luck finding deionized water. So one day I took a clean paper towel, folded it in half then half again and made it wet with Just Plain Tap Water and squeezed out most of the water and set the print heads on the paper towel over nite. Well that ended the problem of clogged heads. From time to time, if I saw the ink starting to cake, I used a lintless, 100o/o cotton pad, non-woven fabric, called Webril, I would just make it barely wet. You can get Webril at most medical supply stores. A 100 pad pack should last you several years. I was told never to use alcohol.