Washington, Mo - 7 June, 2006 -

The business is located at 824 Washington Corners next to Radio Shack and will be open seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Cartridge World promotes recycling and waste reduction by refilling laser and inkjet printer cartridges which provides considerable cost savings for both consumers and businesses. The typical savings is up to 50 percent of the retail price of a new cartridge, Ken Jones said. "Cartridge World is good for the environment and your pocketbook," Doris Jones said. The store also will provide remanufacturing services for ink and toner cartridges for inkjet and laser printers, photocopy and fax machines. All refilled cartridges come with a 100 percent guarantee and all services are conducted in the Cartridge World store. The business will provide walk-in service for ink cartridge refilling and next day service for laser printer cartridge refills. In addition to refilling, Cartridge World offers specialty paper, new inkjet, laser and copier cartridges, fax supplies and cash register ribbons and more. The couple is excited to be part of a growing franchise, which is the world leader in inkjet and laser cartridge refilling. There are over 1,000 franchised stores worldwide and more than 400 in the United States. Four locations are in the St. Louis area. Both are first-time business owners. Ken recently retired from Lucent Technologies, where he was an engineer and engineer manager. Doris teaches and coaches volleyball at Washington High School. Doris Jones said she will continue teaching at Washington High School, but in the future, plans to work at the business fulltime. The couple have plans to open a second store in the Kirkwood area. For more information about Cartridge World, people may call 636-390-0550, or visit www.cartridgeworldusa.com. Cartridge World was founded in South Australia in 1991. The Emeryville, Calif.-based Cartridge World North America was founded in 2003, and voted No. 1 by Entrepreneur Magazine Franchise 500 in the toner replacement services category.

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