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Old 20th January 2020, 08:59 AM
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One of my earliest diy projects was big developing dishes. Wooden frames nailed at the corners, and polythene sheeting draped over them and held in place with drawing pins.
I used this solution for big dishes as well...
The other suggestions above describe dry top clips already threaded onto the line. This is good practice because, in my experience, liquid trapped in the top clips, which then dribbles down the film, is the main cause of drying marks.
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