(Homemade window cleaner.)
Edited by - dexplorer on Oct 23 2001
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| BIGmike B-I-G-m-i-k-e  2335 Posts 3/01 |  Posted - Oct 23 2001 : 11:55AMI have a few DVDs that have smudges or very minor scratches. I was wondering if anyone could recommend a good cleaner that removes or polishes the disc. (Preferably one that works.) I would appreciate any comments on this. [Link] |
| dexplorer Member 442 Posts 8/01 | Posted - Oct 23 2001 : 2:33PM (Homemade window cleaner.) Edited by - dexplorer on Oct 23 2001 [Link] |
| M.B. Senior Member 1679 Posts 2/01 | Posted - Oct 23 2001 : 2:37PM [Link] |
| BIGmike B-I-G-m-i-k-e 2335 Posts 3/01 | Posted - Oct 23 2001 : 3:05PM That thing really works [Link] |
| M.B. Senior Member 1679 Posts 2/01 | Posted - Oct 23 2001 : 3:45PM I also have a tip for those of you that sometimes buy discs from your local adult store that have already been viewed: Sometimes the store will write a number on the disc in black felt tip marker near the center of the disc so they can keep track of it when rented out. I was told by my store that to remove the number writen in black marker, just use an all purpose eraser (the white kind) to erase the number on the disc, I was told that this works, even if the number has been there for awhile. I have not tried it yet but I will soon, as I have a couple that I bought used and would like to remove the numbers on them. [Link] |
| tricia_devereaux Evil Angel DVD Patience is a virtue, but who wants to be virtuous? 4283 Posts 4/00 | Posted - Oct 23 2001 : 8:18PM It works great!! The method is exactly as MB described it. When you take it out from cleaning it on the felt that's in the cleaner, the dirt is gone, but it doesn't get rid of actual scratches. Also, I have a DVD PLAYER cleaner. It was also in the $10-20 range. It works pretty much the same as a VHS head cleaner. You put some drops on a disc that comes in a package, and insert it into the player. It cleans the dust out, I guess. It seemed to make my old Sony play a little smoother. [Link] |
| Mr. Hand Member 146 Posts 5/01 | Posted - Oct 24 2001 : 8:05AM ONE IMPORTANT NOTE: Certain DVD Players track DVD's differently. For instance, one DVD that I purchased did not track properly on my Denon DVD player. But it tracked O.K. on my newer Sony DVD player. I also had one DVD that I thought for sure was defective because it would lock up on all of my DVD players. But when I tried it on my DVD ROM on my pc, it played fine! Generally speaking: The newer the DVD player, the more 'compatible' it should be. [Link] |
| Janitor Retired Porno movies, sexy videos, xxx. Adult DVD Talk at your service. 6409 Posts 11/99 | Posted - Oct 24 2001 : 10:03AM [Link] |
| BIGmike B-I-G-m-i-k-e 2335 Posts 3/01 | Posted - Jan 16 2002 : 11:31PM Plus, I wanted to know, Does CDPlayright really work? Because I may buy that tomorrow, or sometime soon. ---I'd rather be anywhere but here, but I’m here and not anywhere--- [Link] |
| VictoriO Member 379 Posts 8/01 | Posted - Jan 17 2002 : 11:10AM
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Bill  All-Star Member 5334 Posts 6/00 | Posted - Jan 17 2002 : 7:55PM You are the first person that I have heard say anything good about a DVD Player cleaner. The common thought on these cleaners (from some people who know a LOT about DVD players) is that they shouldn't be used. Unlike a VCR head, the laser in your player doesn't touch the disc. Putting liquid into your DVD player has a greater chance of causing harm to the laser mechanism than helping it. Here are a couple of threads from the A/V Science forum on this topic. Thread 1 [Link] |
| Planet Sex Deactivated User 1951 Posts 6/01 | Posted - Jan 18 2002 : 2:54AM If you want to clean em, use a dry, lintless cloth. Clean in straight lines from the center to the edges. DO NOT CLEAN WITH CIRCULAR MOVEMENTS! NO WAX ON, WAX OFF!!! NEVER use alcohol. Water will do just fine. [Link] |
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