Pressure Washer Seattle

Used in Seattle, great for neon signs.

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

A very pressure product exactly as I want

Visited a hospital in SEattle and chuckled at how all the workstations are set up with 2 monitors stacked on top of each other, using monster swing arms! Would be less cluttered and more aesthetic if they had known of these DualUp! Trust me, whatever you do, except gaming, get one

I've owned this bag for a few months, but I waited until now to write a review because I wanted to thoroughly use it before offering an opinion. Bags are rather personal, and I had a specific intent for this backpack -- carrying it onto a flight from my hometown to Seattle, where I would be doing a lot of street and nature photography. First, this bag is sized correctly to be carried onto a domestic flight as a personal item. I stowed it under the seat in front of me with room to spare, which surprised me, because -- and this leads me to my second point -- I packed a lot of stuff in there. I had a Nikon D500 with a battery grip, a Tamron 150-600mm G2, a Sony NEX-5T with a 16-70mm lens, spare batteries, cables chargers, an Anker USB battery, my 13-inch MacBook Pro, an external hard drive, bags of almonds and peanuts, and sunglasses. Everything fit, and I surely could have fit even more in there, had I tried. Of course, all of this is for naught if it were uncomfortable and unwieldy. Thankfully, I found the shoulder straps and padding along the back to be just fine, considering all the weight I was carrying. I configured everything inside so I could have easy access to what I needed without completely unzipping the bag (I later found I could keep the Sony kit in the side pocket for even quicker access). My only wish is that there were some way of adding straps inside so camera gear doesn't spill out onto the ground if the main compartment were completely unzipped. Seeing as how I was in Seattle, yes, it did rain quite a bit. I only felt the need to use the rain cover once, but I probably didn't need to. I never once found any water inside the bag, even after a heavier-than-usual downpour. If you're looking for a great bag, and you need it to go on an airplane with you, this is a great choice!

VERY Happy with my purchase. Arrived quickly from B&H to Seattle area! I am relatively new to the electronic side of music production and the excellent presets make this ASM a joy to use out of the box. As I learn more about the synth the doors to new sounds are continually opening. A101 is a fantastic preset I find myself using often with the Moog Sub25 as my Bass. I would highly recommend to anyone looking for a beginner/intermediate synth or a synth to complement an analog bass synth, like moog. The approachable UI and excellent presets (especially with polyaftertouch) make this one of the best value for money Synths I’ve experienced.

I sell Vintage Jewelry on line, live in Seattle so don't have many sunny days. Now with this wonderful studio I don't have to worry about that any longer.All my pictures are now bright and clear. LOVE ITSee for your self at @

I bought this lens right before I went on a trip to Seattle. I had no trouble ordering it from B&H and getting it right on time to have it for my trip. I absolutely love this lens and the ease of ordering it online. It was cheaper than any store or other online store price. The quality with a full-frame camera and the sharpness of the images it produces are unlike any other lens I have had. It really changes the perspective of the image for a different take on the world of photos. I would strongly recommend this lens to anyone who enjoys a somewhat distorted image compared to a normal 50mm lens.

I have owned this lens since it first became available. Really not any different from my old EF 600. But it is awesome. Most mornings I go out with the lens with my 1.4 extender attached. I use it with my R3 camera. This combination is speedy and wonderful. The lens is sometimes challenged to focus in bland light. In these circumstances I try to focus on another object the same distance from my subjects so that I am ready to click that shutter when my subject becomes active. This last year I got four pictures into the weekly Seattle Times Readers Lens. Three of those pictures were wildlife photos taken with the above combination. I rarely use a tripod. One of my pictures that got into The Seattle Times was of a short eared owl in the Skagit Valley. There were lots of other photographers there, most with tripods, and they were not nimble enough to get the shot. Over the years I keep buying the newest version of this lens and each time Canon knocks off a couple pounds. Indeed, this lens is not much heavier than the new Canon RF 200-800mm lens.

I ordered product Sunday evening and had on my doorstep that Thursday, NY to Seattle, regular UPS shipping!! Boxes will do the job, giving me easy access to slides as I periodically go back to the original to rescan as technology improves. Great step up from my ammo boxes and 35 piece slide boxes and about about 40% space saving. Might consider adding a 3rd hinge for redundancy.