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Homeowner Forum / Cleaning / July 2006Cleaning cds
I bought a cd cleaning kit a long time ago and the cleaning solution is all gone. I wonder what other people use to clean fingerprints off cds. Do you buy a commercial solution or use something found around the house? >I bought a cd cleaning kit a long time ago and the cleaning solution is >all gone. I wonder what other people use to clean fingerprints off >cds. Do you buy a commercial solution or use something found around >the house? We use unscented baby wipes. Nan >>I bought a cd cleaning kit a long time ago and the cleaning solution is >>all gone. I wonder what other people use to clean fingerprints off [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Nan Personally I always wash them with a small amount of liquid soap in luke warm water, and dry them with a soft cotton cloth. As far as CD's and DVD's are concerned I fail to see why people should pay money for 'special cleaning kits'. Alex >>>I bought a cd cleaning kit a long time ago and the cleaning solution >>>is all gone. I wonder what other people use to clean fingerprints [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Alex that is exactly what we do. i keep a spray bottle in the kitchen that is about a 10% liquid soap mix. spray on/rinse in warm running water and dry with a microfiber kitchen cloth. viola! the special cleaning kits are probably... 10% soap with a 200% markup. ;)  SignatureDebbie Keith 2002 Daytona "Buell rhymes with Stool" > I bought a cd cleaning kit a long time ago and the cleaning solution is > all gone. I wonder what other people use to clean fingerprints off > cds. Do you buy a commercial solution or use something found around > the house? A cleaning solution must not be abrasive, leave a residue, or react with the polycarbonate even over a period of years. Most people consider water, alcohol, and dilute dishwashing detergent safe. A microfiber cloth is good. It can be used dry, moistened with water, moistened with alcohol, or with a couple of drops of dishwashing detergent in a bowl of water. Wipe radially to avoid making circular scratches or smudges. SignatureBarbecue Bob Serving family-style roast bunny at convenient restaurants from Montana to New Mexico |
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