Hi,
Toilet paper and baby wipes are not good ideas. You could use one of
those microfiber cloths that can also be used to clean computer
screens without scratching (provided you didn't use them for wiping up
gritty dirt -- the cloths won't scratch things, but if you wiped the
floor with them and have grit on the cloth you can scratch screens and
CDs or DVDs). They sell a lot of these in drug stores and
supermarkets. Or, as Jacob says, a soft cloth will do.
Cheers,
Esther
On Nov 17, 2008 Chris wrote:
I'd imagine cleaning a dvd with a piece of toilet paper would be too
rough? I also thought about using a baby wipe, but then was like, ya
know, that may not be a great idea, as these things have aloe lotion
in them, so that may film up on it and ruin it more.
I dono, what do yall think. Probably notta good idea, wouldn't you
say?
Chris.
From: Jacob
The way I usually do it is to take a damp, soft cloth and brush
the dvd in a crosswise pattern on the bottom. Alternatively, you
can buy a cd cleaning kit that usually includes a cloth and some
cleaning solution, but I've never needed one. The cloth and water
have always worked for me.
On Nov 16, 2008 Alex wrote:
Hi,
I know it sounds dumb, what I am about to say, but how do you
recomend cleaning a disk?
Thanks for listening,
Alex,
On 16-Nov-08 Jacob wrote:
If it is taking that long to rip the DVD you'll want to clean
off the disk.
