Hi Russ
Immerse your reels in a warm bleach solution and after about half an hour
give 'em a scrub with your mother-in-law's toothbrush.
This is process that you should perform on a regualr basis. One way to help
the "buil-up" is to make sure you give the reels a good wash in hot water
after the film has been removed and hung to dry.
Ken
>Anybody have any good ideas for
>how to clean plastic developing reels?
>(Patterson)
>
>I have a number of reels that over the
>years have discolored and work a bit stuff..
>
>I am sure that there is some product
>on the market to do it. I was wondering
>if anyone had any home brew method?
>
>Russ
>R.E. Baker
>Photography
>rebphoto@pronetisp.net
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