How to clean CDs? - Page 2

**Corybobory** · #21 15th January 2006, 05:10 AM

And a whole lot less expensive

tl1029530921 · #22 15th January 2006, 05:11 AM

heh..i <3 ipods.

but yeah..flushing it..thats..new..haha

i used to actually wash them with soap and water (i was like..7). They look shiny afterwards but i got scared when my friends told me that they'd break.

**Halla** · #23 15th January 2006, 11:42 AM

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Originally Posted by tl1029530921

heh..i <3 ipods.

but yeah..flushing it..thats..new..haha

i used to actually wash them with soap and water (i was like..7). They look shiny afterwards but i got scared when my friends told me that they'd break.

they'd break ? really ?

I've been told that you can clean CD's like this: fill the sink with warm (not too hot or cold) water and put a teeny bit of soap in it. and then hold the cd and swirl it a couple of times in it and then wipe it with a cloth.

Zeke. · #24 15th January 2006, 07:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Halla

they'd break ? really ?

I've been told that you can clean CD's like this: fill the sink with warm (not too hot or cold) water and put a teeny bit of soap in it. and then hold the cd and swirl it a couple of times in it and then wipe it with a cloth.

I think they would break because I saw on TechTV a while back that you are supposed to use a little bit of white toothpaste on a really scratched up CD and brush/rub outwards toward the edge, not in circles. So I tried this a few times when I rented Silent Hill 3 and it started skippin alot and some water got stuck in the middle of the CD by the hole and it cracked a little bit!