No review today, but you do have a chance to win something if you can help me solve the problem pictured above. I think the picture pretty much gives it away, but let me give you some background first.
I decided to open up the pen and take out the refill to see if there was a problem, and that is when I noticed the big air bubble towards the tip of the refill. Once I saw this, I immediately figured that was the reason for my writing problems. This leads me to two questions that I’m curios to see if anyone has answers to:
1. How does this happen? Was it a manufacturing defect, or was it something I did to the pen unknowingly?
2. Does anyone know any tips or tricks to get the ink pushed down past the bubble so the ink can flow normally again?
I’d love to hear from anyone who can answer those two questions, and the best answer in the comments will win something. Honestly, I’m not sure what you will win yet, but I’ve got a few things in mind so lets hear your best answer, hopefully one that actually prevents and solves the problem.
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