Cleaning Mold From Front Loader Washer

Received today, I wont get to deep in the unboxing as its very easy and the paperwork is child proof. It all fit together and even shows you where on the cartridge to put your finger pressure when replacing the ink for best results. A few things to think about. First I used ultra smooth fine art paper from Epson, it will feed through the top loader sometimes, though much more consistent in the front loader. BUT...It must be Very straight, use the lines on the entrance tabs and make sure the are lined up Perfectly on each side or you will repeat until its perfect, and this is done by hand, the feeder will not straighten it for you if you start it even a little bit off line. I was able to print out all the pictures you see on the rack (13 )with the starter inks, I ran out of light grey first then light vivid magenta. I got 4 prints after the light black low prompt came on the little screen on the printer, the computer will tell you well before that. A bit to much play in some of the plastic covers, and the feed tray cover on the front feed Must be closed each time after you feed it before you print. It will load but will not print until closed but there is a prompt to do so. Maintenance box is about 15 percent full after all these prints and setup, so with an extra box included you have plenty of time, most came form initial setup of inks. I actually think its faster than the average review says, but I have never been a production printer and I usually do not print border-less, I mat my most of work and its just covering up Very expensive inks. The little screen is very well thought out, bright, clear and menu items easy to find, its a touch screen that swivels up but Its tight enough and does not move when you use it. I will edit this if I find anything that may be of use. I am glad to have it,.... and as ALWAYS.... very pleased with the way B&H provides the best shopping experience available online or in store....

I like the size of this insert. It fits nicely into all my front loader backpacks, so I'm not limited to a "photo backpack ". Also it is just right for my z7, 15-30, 24-70 and 70-200 all f/4. Plus batteries and a few filters.

I purchased the Back Loader but I did not like zipping it up and flipping it over to access the front panel. The Font Loader works. For Travel with 2 camera bodies, lenses, drone, mics and accessories the Pro Light Front Loader is great.

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

Inexpensive insurance against moisture and mold.

Just what I needed to use my top loader with my action x.

Cut what you need, mold it, reuse it. Awesome invention.

Got 'em for cleaning lenses, particularly front elements, but found they're also perfect for cleaning my reading glasses, which seem chronically grungy -- not any more!

For cleaning large swaths of film emulsion or front surface mirror or big lenses, these are wide enough to cover a large area and sturdy enough to wick up a decent amount of cleaning solution. Terrific. No residue, no lint, no tearing.

The main use for Zeiss lens wipes are for the front elements of my lenses. I do not use UV or any other clear filter on my lenses, never have. I usually clear my lenes with a Giottos Rocket Air Blaster sold at B&H. If I do get anything else on my lens I use these Zeiss lens wipes, they clean anything off and then evaporates leaving a very clean front element. I also use them to clean my glasses, they work great for that. My binoculars see them once a season or so. My computer screen gets a cleaning now and then with them. I also carry them in my car in case I need them on the road. They can also do a great job cleaning my camera off of dust, dirt, or whatever the environment throws it's way. Never leave home without them, they are always in my camera bag.