Laundry Sheets Front Load Washer

Just what was need to do some caffenol developing with the 4-H youth. As we do not have a dedicated dark room or the necessary supplies, we make do with the laundry room with the washer for our counter, these trays are awesome in size.

Bought this light 3-4 years ago . Couldn't find it one night , found it later in the laundry washer, and on , made it through wash , spin , rinse, spin cycles, now that's a tough light.

Easy to use, I make contact sheets then store the contact sheets in front of the negatives. Its perfect!

I print out 82 page catalogs on 20lb paper. It is fast, will let you load 500 sheets of paper and has big ink tanks. I recommend it.

East to load film and to cut into segments. Get a three-binder with paper envelope sheets to store them in.

I store these in a black 1 binder. they are easy to load and my film looks nice in these sheets. After loading these sheets stick em between a pair of textbooks for a few days to counteract the curl of the film. They'll stay flat from then on. Versatile 6x6 design means I can store a 12exp roll on two rows, a 24exp roll on 4 rows, or a 36exp roll using the whole sheet. Much, much better than the silly 5 frames across sheets.

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

Large sheets used to place in front of a tungsten light's. Fits nicely over a large soft box light. Very thick (does not tear easy). Rolls nicely to be placed in carry tube. This roll will last me a long time!! The quality of the gel allows it to be reused over and over again.

I have purchased other clear protectors for my artwork, but this brand is the best I've used. It is very well constructed. I especially like the fact that the front and back sheets don't stick together and that one page is slightly shorter than the other, so that there is easy-open access.

Load everything up and move it from one location to the next. All my equipment fits perfectly. Collapses down to fit in the front seat area of my car, with the wheels on the floor. Don't need a truck just yet.