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Sam D. Chavez
Film God

Posts: 2153
From: Martinez, CA USA
Registered: Aug 2003

posted 12-19-2012 03:15 PM

I believe Proctor has an under counter model dishwasher that works well with Dolby 3D Glasses and for less money.

Ask your dealer or contact Proctor directly.

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Chris Daigle
Film Handler

Posts: 24
From: Gardner, MA USA
Registered: Dec 2012

posted 12-20-2012 10:02 AM

New to the forum, but thought I'd post my two cents. We bought a used Hobart commercial washer from a restaurant supply company for about $1000 a couple years ago. We looked at regular residential washers but the cycle time was way too long vs a commercial machine.

Also to those looking for cart ideas for the Dolby glasses, we made our own from a standard rack that we bought for $80 from Lowes. Its a 74"high/48"wide/18"deep rack, but we split it into two units. We bought an extra shelf so we had a total of 6 and then just bought some casters and screwed them into the bottom. We then had some PVC signs made up from a local sign guy and had two rolling racks for a couple hundred bucks. We also made a collection bucket on wheels by buying a smaller 36"hx24"wX18"deep rack for $30, cut out some of the top rack and mounted a plastic bucket into it. An employee stands at the door at the end of the show, puts the glasses in and rolls it into the room where we re-rack them and wash them. Its been working great. I attached a picture for anyone interested.

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