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Re: Cleaning DVD's-O.T., but what the hey...
The common recommendation is Windex. But some people are concerned about the ammonia in the common version. If you can find the type that doesn't have ammonia, it's worth a try.
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Re: Cleaning DVD's-O.T., but what the hey...
Yeah, it is obviously an "SD DVD Film and Documentary" topic!
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Re: Cleaning DVD's-O.T., but what the hey...
"Space Battleship Yamato" is a TV series.
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Re: Cleaning DVD's-O.T., but what the hey...
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Originally Posted by RoyM
I assume you mean that smudgy grease stain that lots of people have been noticing lately on Paramount's TV releases?
I've been using a bit of rubbing (isopropyl) alcohol and a soft cloth or cotton ball to wipe that stuff off. Sometimes it takes a bit of work, but seems to do the trick. Then a quick rinse under some running water and buff dry with another cloth. It's been working for me so far, although there have been some instances where I couldn't clean the disks perfectly. But even those disks don't seem to have any playback problems in any case.
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Yeah alcohol has always work for me, but if you use water, use distilled water other wise with tap water you'll leave mineral deposit that can scrach your disks with time.
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