How Do You Remove Scratches From A DVD And CD?
Let’s face it, we have all been involved in a really great movie and half way through it freezes. You remove the DVD only to find that the kids did not place it in the cover and it appears that monkeys have been playing Frisbee with it. I will cover how to remove scratches from a DVD or CD and use the same method that a very large nationwide video rental store uses, no, I’m not going to say the name but I think you can guess. After being frustrated with scratches on my DVDs and CDs I stumbled across their little secret and have been using it for years to save my disk. It’s very simple, use toothpaste to clean them, the toothpaste acts as a mild abrasive to help reform the small tracks of the disk to their original condition. This works great on mildly scratched DVDs and CDs but if your disk looks as if the dog has been chewing on it don’t get your hopes to high of ever saving it. Below is the very easy steps to follow. Wet the DVD or CD with cool tap water. Apply a liberal amount of to
