Front Load Washer Fabric Softener Not Draining

These are a great softener for the cello and should come standard with each.

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

I bought this bag for my new Canon S5IS. Once I add theextension tube on for a Wide Angle lens, it will be aboutthe size of a small DSLR. I don't know about other folks,but I looked at lots of bags and all were way too big orsmall for my needs. So perhaps this detailed review willhelp you decide what's best for your camera. There are two stiff fabric/foam divider-flaps in the mainportion that you can fold back and forth to formcompartments. They can be moved left or right and fastenedin place with the sewn on hook-&-loops that run along theinside of the main compartment. I arranged them to give meenough clearance for the camera WITH the lens extended (w/the extension tube/WA lens/cap). Tip: I turned the camerasideways---the lens faces the left of the bag. I stillhave room for the USB and A/V cables and 4 extra AAbatteries on one side, and a compact accessory flash on theother. I'm thinking about putting a thin sheet of grey foamon the bottom under the camera to further protect it, sincethere's room height-wise. An accessory AC adapter fits in the front zippered pouch. There's even a separate zippered net on the front pouch ANDthe top lid to put lens cleaner, extra SD cards, etc. BONUS: The main user's manual fits in the front pouch, too,so I can take it with me! The top has overlapping fabric tokeep out dust and rain---nice touch. I like the latch onthe front---it keeps the lid down in case I forget to zip itclosed... I use the handle to carry it around indoors, butyesterday I used the webbed belt that is tucked into theback flap. It was super secure when used with the belt andthe shoulder strap. For those of us that do any hiking orother activities with our camera, this bag is wonderful. This arrangement leaves my hands completely free, and thebag doesnt slide around. Highly recommended. Expertise: Serious amateur Previous Equivalent Item Owned: LowePro (for my Canon G2).

Great to have a remote instead of using the phone and draining battery even more throughout the day.

I use the 1/4 grid in front of bounce for beautiful soft light every time. The fabric is sewn to prevent fraying, and the elastic on each corner holds it very tightly to the frame, even in wind.

Loving this modifier! It's built really well and everything fits in so well between the actual dish and front diffusion fabric. Really enjoying the Switch functionality also - I've got mostly Godox/Flashpoint lights in my studio but I love being able to pop in a Profoto mount when I use a Stella Light. Makes me want to switch all my modifiers to Westcott Switch...

I was blown away by how strong the connection is between the Out Front Bike mount and my Every Day Fabric case. Does it's job perfectly. The set up is easy and secure.

Fabric does not show texture with human 2' in front. Creamy background. Sturdy, a little work to fold but once you get use to it, goes easily.

I’m very impressed by the quality of this pop up. I placed it in front of a strong light and you couldn’t see through, which is basically the purpose of a backdrop. The colors are very nice (I got Grey & Blue), and the fabric is very good quality. The stand is not the most easy to use, but once you understand how it works, it does the job. I learned pretty quickly how to fold it, but my method leaves wrinkles to the fabric. When I first opened it, it didn’t have any, so there might be a smarter way to put it back. The only cons are that the tripod doesn’t have it’s own bag and there’s no way to storage it together with the background; and that for a short person is not easy to catch the sides of the backdrop in order to fold it, so a couple of handles would be very appreciated.

The unit set-up easily and quickly. The front zippered panel fastens and unfastens with (ample) velcro strips, to allow access in and to insert the provided background fabric, which is of quality durable nylon on one side and a velvet like, flocked surface on the other and comes with a black and a white background. The background material secures to the unit with 3 velcro tabs. The whole surface of the interior of the unit is flocked or fuzzy, which allows for a really nice diffusion of light. Purchased this unit specifically to photograph some historic, absolutely rare glass pieces which are light weight. The unit by itself doesn't sit exactly flat on the bottom, the ring around the bottom touched the table surface but, the fabric, under tension, left about an inch gap between the fabric and my flat work table. To anchor the bottom I located two pieces of scrap 3/4 plywood approx. 34x20, which worked very well. To additionally secure the unit, I clamped the the slightly overhanging front facing bottom of the unit to the work table lip. It was a bit tricky collapsing the unit down to fit into it's 15 diameter by 5 carrying case after the shoot but quite fine once I learned the proper torque and twist necessary. Note: It's just like folding up a bounce reflector, however it takes a little more force to get it to close than a simple reflector. I used 2 strobe lights (left and right) at about 10 inches away from the exterior material, which gave an even soft box quality to the glass pieces. This is a really well made and thought out light shed and I can highly recommend it. P.S. There's an extra kit if you might need a gray background and that comes with an additional black and white background.