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Published: 2015-05-23T05:52:39.542000+00:00

Storage bottle

large (32-64 ounce or 1000-2000 milliliter) and one small (about 4-8 ounce or 125-250 milliliter) model; the small one should measure 1/2 ounce or 25 milliliters or less of solution accurately. If you have multiple large-size graduates, beakers, or containers, you will be able to set up all the solutions before processing, which will make the job easier.

Storage bottles. To keep processing solutions fresh, store them in tightly capped bottles made of chemical-resistant plastic or dark glass. Bottles that collapse or can be squeezed to eliminate excess air are especially good for extending the life of your chemicals.

Funnel. You may need a funnel, usually made of chemical-resistant plastic, to pour solutions into storage bottles that have narrow necks.

Film washer. A film washer is an acrylic tank that attaches with a hose to a water outlet. You place processed film in the tank for a highly efficient wash. Note that a film washer is an optional accessory, as there are ways to wash film without one.

Photo sponge or chamois. To facilitate drying, you can use a sponge, chamois, or other soft cloth to wipe processed film. If you do, be sure to use a product made for this purpose. Otherwise, you risk scratching the film as you wipe it down.

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