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Re: Repairing old CDs and DVDs [message #95920 is a reply to message #95864]

Sun, 21 August 2022 18:52

Leot55
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Registered: June 2017

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I threw some furniture on one CD, just to see what would happen (it's Def Leppard, so no big loss). I don't think it left a residue exactly, but it also didn't help. Alcohol and water worked the best on the sticky stuff. The DVDs have played fine, which is surprising, because the CDs skip a bunch. Maybe they're more sensitive, or their playing mechanisms are more sensitive.

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		Repairing old CDs and DVDs By: Leot55 on Mon, 08 August 2022 08:37
		Re: Repairing old CDs and DVDs By: Wayne Parham on Thu, 11 August 2022 13:00
		Re: Repairing old CDs and DVDs By: gofar99 on Fri, 12 August 2022 21:46
		Re: Repairing old CDs and DVDs By: Porter on Sat, 13 August 2022 09:55
		Re: Repairing old CDs and DVDs By: gofar99 on Sat, 13 August 2022 13:32
		Re: Repairing old CDs and DVDs By: Leot55 on Tue, 16 August 2022 19:31
		Re: Repairing old CDs and DVDs By: gofar99 on Tue, 16 August 2022 21:02
		Re: Repairing old CDs and DVDs By: Porter on Wed, 17 August 2022 08:51
		Re: Repairing old CDs and DVDs By: gofar99 on Wed, 17 August 2022 15:01
		Re: Repairing old CDs and DVDs By: Leot55 on Sun, 21 August 2022 18:52

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