The original package can be re-sealed with a household iron set on high.
Press the package closed on a hard surface, not a normal padded ironing
board. Then place the re-sealed in a zip-lock plastic bag for added
insurance and squeeze the excess air out of it.
You method of breaking out quart portions froma gallon size will work just
fine. Your scale is probably more precise than my method using volumes
instead of weight.
John P
<MorrisMini@xxxxxxx> wondered:
> I just received a package from B&H of black and white processing chemicals
> (Kodak Fixer, D-76 and Dektol) in gallon packages with the intention of
> breaking them down into quart sizes since the cost is so much lower. I
have
> a venerable Eastman Studio Scale, so we're talking low tech here. My
> question is, can I store the portions in heavy duty zip-lock storage bags
> without any sort of damage to the chemicals?
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