Posted by JoeBloe on 12/01/06 12:35

On Thu, 30 Nov 2006 08:55:46 -0500, Kimba W. Lion <KimbaWLion> Gave
us:

> A quick wash under the faucet with some liquid hand soap
>followed by pat-drying with a soft cloth towel cleans them up very nicely.


Actually, the dish soap or hand soap IS the best way, however, I
would use very well cleaned fingertips as opposed to a towel of any
kind. Your fingers do the job, but are not comprised of fibers or
media harder than the plastic itself. Wash hands well in hot water
for a good couple minutes, and then rub the disc ONLY from center to
edge, rinsing it with hot water (bought discs, not burned) and sling
off the excess water and DAB dry with an absorbent cloth towel.

My discs that I have ever cleaned (12" Laser discs) still look new
and never rubbed by anything using the hands only method. I have
never had a dirty DVD yet. They stay in their cases when not in use.
It's that simple for me.

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