How a Kodak printer saved my sanity (and how you can get one too!)

Ok, maybe not my sanity – there might not be much help for that…

You might remember a few weeks ago I was invited to participate in a conference with Laura Rowley and Kodakabout saving money around the house.  I learned SO much about little ways I could save, including using power strips to turn off “vampire appliances” and making more meals at home. I was also invited to try one of Kodak’s new printers at home to help save money on printer ink. A no-brainer, right? I checked the Kodak Print and Prosperwebsite to see how much I could save on ink, and it was almost $200/year! Total no-brainer!

Kodak ESP-7

The Kodak ESP-7 Printer really does do just about everything (except dishes *sigh*). I can pop in my camera’s memory card and print right from the card! I used it to scan fabrics for a clients blog design, and printed out some pictures from my trip to Cincinnati – all in a matter of minutes. The best part is that I can connect the printer via my wireless router, and print from another room (*swoon*)! No more switching computers JUST to print!

Ok, so that’s all well and good, but what about YOU?? Well, Kodak has generously offered all of us who participated in this promotion a printer to give to one of our readers!! To top that off, out of all 25 winners, one of them will be chosen to recieve a scholarship to BlogHer!  Meet fabulous women, listen to the best collected advice from seasoned bloggers, and see the sights in Chicago!

So – how do you enter?? Well, I thought I would make it fun and offer a couple different ways:

1. Go to Print & Prosper and find out how much you would save using a Kodak Printer. Come back here and comment with your #.

for another entry:

2. Tell me in the comments what YOU would do with a new printer – print out all your kids photos? Scan old photos to show on YOUR blog? I have some projects in mind to share here!

and one more:

3. Tweet this giveaway with the hashtag #chickyprint – I will add these entries to the pool!

Good luck! This giveaway will run til Friday May 1st at 9pm PST. Winner will be drawn at random and posted Monday May 4th.

These are the other blogs also giving away printers this week:

Stop, Drop & Review

Mom Trends

Skimbaco Lifestyle

Comments

  1. Geri C says:

    I can think of so many things I would do! I would scan old pictures, I would make my own invitiations and announcements and use it to send thank you notes to Kodak, Domestic Chicky and Blogher if I win!

  2. whitney says:

    Looks Like I would save $310 a year, wow. Anything helps in a tough year like this one.

  3. whitney says:

    What I would do with the printer…well I just started working from home, so this printer would do everything from print presentations to begin the process of organizing the scattered photos that need to be scanned in to the computer. Great giveaway.

  4. Jennifer Johnson says:

    I would save $135.81 This would be a great way for me to get my photos off CD’s and into some photo albums. We have our very first grandchild 18 1/2 months old, and we also still have twin 13 year old daughters still at home. So this would help doing school projects, papers, homework, etc., Many times I have to tell the girls no that they can’t print something because of the very reason this is all about – ink cost. It’s like liquid gold at our house. We were doing two science projects last night and something needed to be printed out and our color was gone, so it came out funny and it prints horrible pictures…so anyway I hope we get picked. We actually went without a printer at all because of ink costs for about 5 years, but with the girls in jr high about to start high school, we got a great deal on the printer we have and gave it to them for a Christmas present. It already needs ink and we conserve it like crazy.

  5. valerie2350 says:

    it says $234, but I couldn’t get it to work right for me – mostly print in black and white but….i’d probably start doing more pictures if I had this cool kodak printer!

  6. valerie2350 says:

    entry 2 – I’d actually print pictures instead of storing them on cute little flash drives ;)

  7. valerie2350 says:
  8. Cece says:

    I would save 147.30!! WOAH!!!

    Cece

  9. Cece says:

    I would finally be able to print my baseball photos again, my good printer died. =-(

    Cece

  10. nanie mom says:

    I would save $129.00.

    Here from twitter.

    I would print photos of my grandsons.

  11. Deb K says:

    I would save $244.10!!! Wow~I never knew that it really cost that much to print at home..

  12. Deb K says:

    If I were to win this I would print pictures of my grandchildren as my kids only send me the electronic ones! :)

  13. Deb K says:
  14. MandyW says:

    I would save about $170.00!!!!

  15. MandyW says:

    I would print off my kids pictures and put them on the collage board I am planning on starting. I want to make a collage each year with pictures then frame or laminate them. Please win! Please Win!

  16. Rochelle H says:

    I would save $150 a year!! Thats quite a few pedicures :)

  17. Mrs. Cox says:

    Though they didn’t have my specific HP printer to select {because it is THAT old} the print & prosper thinks I would save at lest $73.81/year. That’s impressive!

  18. Mrs. Cox says:

    I would use the kodak printer mostly to print out pictures of my daughter… I had over 1200 pictures of her before she was 7 months old. That scares me…

  19. Mrs. Cox says:

    Tweeted here :)

    http://twitter.com/MrsCox/status/1659440559

    Thank you for the chance{s}!

  20. tuesday says:

    I could have used the $179.50 I would have saved!

  21. tuesday says:

    I would print our my children’s artwork and make a book for them and I would print out many, many coupons!

  22. Bonnie S says:

    I would save $103.69.

  23. zmama says:

    I would save $155.55! That would be amazing!

  24. zmama says:
  25. zmama says:

    I would do SO much with a new printer! I’d print coupons and I’d print photos! which i haven’t done in 2 years and now have SO many baby pics that I need to print to send out to family!!

  26. Terri Dell says:

    I’d save $172.15.

  27. Terri Dell says:
  28. keLi says:

    i would save about 100 bucks … maybe more if you count the 2-3 oz of ink that end up all over my hands and under my fingernails each time i try to change the cartridge!

  29. I would save just under $100.

  30. Bonus entry – My husband has been scanning old photos for the family tree (and when I say old, I mean of his great-grandparents and that era). I would see if he wants to use the Kodak for his project!

  31. Laurie Lozier says:

    Yousa!~ $136.36~Obviously I need a new printer!

  32. Michelle says:

    I would save $95.95 annually!

  33. Michelle says:

    I would use the printer to print all the saved photos I have stored on my disks of my kiddos.

  34. Amy says:

    I could save $115.01!

  35. Amy says:

    With a new printer I would scan lots of old photos and scrapbook them. I’d also scan some of my favorite recipes to create a cookbook for my kids.

  36. I would save $48. Maybe I’m not printing enough! Lol! Would love to win this.

  37. I would probably print out ALL the photographs from the past 6 years of my kids that are just stored on my computer!

  38. I’d save $279.02! I spend waaaaay too much on ink with my current printer!

  39. With a new printer, I’d print business flyers from home, scan photos for a family blog and print a lot of photos at home – this would be an amazing prize, thanks for the opportunity to win.

  40. kerstin says:

    $174.48! wow!

    I would print more photos at home if I had a cheaper way to do it! Maybe I could get my photo album caught up.

  41. candyice says:

    THAT WOULD BE AWESOME PRINTER TO WIN I HEARD AWESOME THINGS ABOUT THIS PRINTER
    I WOULD PRINT OUT ACTIVITY BOOKS FOR MY KIDS TO DO COLORING PAGES, ALL KINDS OF ACTIVITYS FOR MY KIDS TO DO. I WOULD ALSO SCAN PICTURES POST THEM TO MY FAMILY FACEBOOK. THAT WOULD BE A DREAM COME TRUE.

Trackbacks

  1. [...] changes to win: Domestic Chicky Mom [...]