Wow, toothpaste? I'd never guessed that, I'll remember and try it if I
need to. Seems that we always find a use for toothpaste that wasn't
intended, I for one use it on beestings or other painful bugbites,
takes the poison right out of them. Now I know I can use it to clean
DVDs, what next? :)
On Nov 17, 2008, at 15:48, Scott Howell wrote:
If nothing else, keep a very soft lint-free cloth and a bottle of
denatured alcohol around. In a case where the disc is truly filthy
or even has a minor light scratch, you can actually take a small
amount of toothpaste and a soft cloth or similar item and do the
following. Apply a slight amount of toothpaste to the disc, polish
the disc and wash with plain water, and finally pat dry. Yep, it
works, I tried this on an old disc and it did help. Yes, I know it
sounds completely insane, but try at your own risk, I can't say if
it'll work for you, but did for me.
On Nov 17, 2008, at 3:32 PM, Jacob Schmude wrote:
Yeah definitely don't do that.
