The circumstance yoiu describe sounds like a candidate for a cleaneer.
The main issue is, don't use one regularly like an oil change. Use it if
you have to because of a problem, but dont't use it onece a week or once
a month for that matter. IMHO.
Marc wrote:
>
> It has been discussed on this list that lens cleaners are dangerous. With
> the MD, the consensus seemed to be, do not use them.
>
> Any thoughts on using a CD Disc cleaner to solve some CD player and burner
> problems?
>
> One CD player skips sporadically, perhaps a random 15-30 seconds then a
> skip. A burner fails to verify lately, where this problem was not in the
> past. I thought it all started with a Toast upgrade. A tech said to try
> cleaning the lens.
>
> If not a CD Disc Cleaner, then I could remove the cover and try cleaning.
> What chemical would you use to dissolve any organic residue on the lens. It
> was suggested to use an alcohol. Isopropyl or Grain? Or use another
> chemical?
> Any thoughts or experience would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks, Marc
>
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