Bottle Shredded Paper

Unlike some shredded paper that is crinkled, B&H shredded paper is non abrasive, perfect for packing fragile glass items.

I use this to make wine bottle labels on an inkjet printer and they look terrific!  Unlike paper labels, the ink doesnt bleed so the graphics or photos look great, and if they get wet the ink doesnt run.  They also peel off in one piece when I want to reuse the bottles.

Ink bottle jet printer is a great value if you don't need sheet feed, printing both sides and fast printing. I have two of these. One is next to my HP Office printer with all the bells & whistles. And then there is this humble bottle printer that does my mass printings in regular and legal size paper. I have printed at least two reams of paper with full color, since I bought it (recently) and the ink level has move just a little. I just bought a second one for my micro office set-up at my girlfriend's house. A great value if you are comfortable with slow printing and no bells etc.

I'm using this for black and white film and paper. On film, it will remove the tint found on many films these days, with extra time and effort. The five litre economy size saves some dollars. The bottle has a wide mouth, apparently to allow easier filling of dunk tanks. If you use trays or spiral tanks, you will want a funnel to transfer from the large bottle into a smaller one.

I purchased a small bottle to try out. On my VC RC neutral tone paper it still gave a very subtle coolness to the image.

I've gotten pretty good at not touching my lenses, so this bottle probably provides a lifetime supply of lens cleaner. But that's not all. I'm used to lens cleaners from the old days of chemical photography; they all did an exemplary job, but not without leaving a visible residue that had to be scrubbed away VERY carefully! with a clean lens paper. This product leaves NO residue; I can't even see it drying. And results are so good I can't believe I don't need to even do a touchup. I haven't tried the included microfiber cloths yet, so I can't comment on them. I got the results described above with ordinary lens paper, that I can dispose of afterward with no fear of scratching any other lenses with the grit I've picked up.

Replaces that bottle of lens cleaner and folder of lens cleaning paper that fit so easily in the big camera bag, but just can't find a spot in the little one.

Nice bottle

As advertised. It's a bottle. And it was a gift from B&H!

I did something stupid and crashed the Mavic 3 Pro into a tree. It still flew but two of the props were shredded and the camera gimble was busted. With the contract, total cost to get a replacement was $159. It came in a shrink-wrapped box and looks new. If it is refurbished, you can't tell. The longest part of the process was the slow shipping to DJI in Texas with the label they provided, which took almost a week. Return service was only two days.