Buy Lg Front Load Washer In Red

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We've had this TV for over a year now. OLED was not for me because of price and I was not sure a bout screen burn in. I also watch in a pretty bright room. It has a much wider viewing area compared to a Samsung. I love the magic remote. LG Channels have a wide variety of channels to play with. Plays with my Apple products nicely! I'm using a Bose sound bar with it, so I have never listened to the speakers. I liked this TV so much, I purchased a LG washer and dryer. When a load is finished, I get a message on the TV saying the washer or dryer has finished. 4K on Disney Plus is fantastic!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased the LG Washer (my first experience with LG) over a year ago and every time I do the laundry, I tell myself this is the best investment I could have made. Multiple wash cycles provide easy ways to clean various fabrics and I love the bulky and delicate features. The machine is a work horse but you hardly know it's running.

I love this tv. As I do with my LG washer dryer and fridge. Have to say support sicks. Printed user guide 120 pgs. It's of little use. As it is rather generic.

The rubber washer makes these day in place better than some others I've used. Buy a couple of extra, you will need it sooner or later.

Someone please tell me any other film washer better than this.

Fits everything I need for my Red Setup - and then some. Bigger than the 1500 style as you need to use both hands to carry and load.

no ink just load paper Bluetooth any device to it send pics and print and the printer fits in your pocket how cool is that I bought the LG PD233 pocket photo instead of the polaroid version but both use same paper even though LG says it doesn't to sell there paper Zink paper 2x3 polaroid will work with many printers and is 100% better Zink paper then LG's Paper much more Pixels and sharper Pics!

Buy an extra pair! You can pre-load one while scanning another.

I develop it in HC110 (since I have that already, anyways) and being able to do that under red light in the open while watching is just great! It also is great to load film cassettes under red light, a great practice for the real deal (panchromatic film). I always make sure to refill in time so that I have at least 50 sheets left.

This film doesn't require total darkness to load or unload, and I don't find the IR effects as dramatic as the old high speed Kodak IR from the 80's and 90's when using the 25a red filter. For this film I have used a Kenko R64 filter, which I imagine filters at 640 nm. I just used a 25a red filter on this film, but I am expecting that film back this week. I uploaded a picture of runners in Gettysburg, PA and west Cleveland near the Cuyahoga river.