Changing Door Seal On Front Load Washer

Cabinet was easy to set up. It's sturdy and you can feel how well the front door seal holds. I store mostly filament, and there's a drastically lower amount of moisture creeping into my test spool over the last month.

Very well made but if you decide to switch the battery door on to the bracket you will lose the weather seal for battery compartment.

The door really closes like a refrigerator, has a good seal. The glass door is strong and the operation of the humidity control is absolutely silent. In approximately 2-3 hours reaches the control of 40%�humidity with 1% oscillation only. Internal space totally free without technical cabinet artifacts.

Easy to install and works great. Love being able to see my front door from wherever I am.

It so convenient to see whose at the front door and this product works great

5 stars! Stable and very easy to adjust level with slider on.

Excellent paper for my purpose (collage), and rapidly delivered to my front door.

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

I use this Photoflex Film Changing Room to load up five Jobo's film reels with Kodak Professional E100G, E100VS or E100GX slide films at a time. It's large and comfortable enough for me to do five reel of films at once then load up the drum, lock on the lid while the scissor, empty film cartridges and opener tool in the there. This product is cost effective and exceptional.

This is a terrific product. Just remember 2 things. First, have reasonable expectations. Don't expect an incrediblly sharp image with a long tonal range. Second, be sure to pre- flash the paper prior to using it. It is possible to do it with a low wattage light bulb, although most people advise using a brief exposure under an enlarger. However, one of the appeals of this product is that you don't need to have an enlarger, Simpest method may be to load film in changing bag. After exposure, unload in changing bag and, still keeping it inside the bag, load into a daylight tank, e.g., Patterson, Yankee, Jobo, etc. Then process in with lights on. Be sure to search the webernet and profit from other people's experience. Oh, a free bonus tip: Take good notes because you'll have to make adjustments befote you hit on a nice repeatable process with suitable pre-flash and image exposure times. Much easier than my description. Heck, just use it and have fun!