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To: Ernest_at_the_Beach

Useful information. Thanks. But rubbing alcohol? I clean CD's with a NON alcohol cleaner because alcohol can harm the CD.

But there must be an easier way to do this?


5 posted on 09/04/2006 10:56:43 AM PDT by eleni121 (General Draza Mihailovich: We will never forget you - the hero of World War Two)
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To: eleni121

There may be a difference in the coating between CD's and DVD's,...don't know.

Wonder how we could chase that down and make sure we are getting good info?

The new Blu-Ray discs have some kind of special hardened coat...recording surface is much closer to the surface.


8 posted on 09/04/2006 11:00:58 AM PDT by Ernest_at_the_Beach (History is soon Forgotten,)
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To: eleni121

Right, I'd suggest reading up on some archival sites about the problems of using alcohol as a cleaning agent.

Even some soaps have bad chemicals to leave residue with.

Alcohol is nice because it evaporates quickly but it also can dry out a surface (too much).

Distilled water should be good for being a neutral cleaning agent.


18 posted on 09/04/2006 11:09:35 AM PDT by weegee (Remember "Remember the Maine"? Well in the current war "Remember the Baby Milk Factory")
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