If you've ever had a CD or DVD, you've noticed one fundamental problem with them. They scratch and eventually can stop working-even despite claims that the technology is able to skip those scratches and still provide you with the content originally burned onto the disc.
What do you do when your CDs or DVDs are scratched? Throw them away? There are many disc cleaners on the market today, but they can cost a pretty penny.
Have you ever considered using toothpaste? By simply polishing the disc's surface, spread some toothpaste on the CD. Work the toothpaste in, and wipe away. You'll be amazed with the results. The toothpaste won't repair the most damaged CDs or DVDs, but it might just work the little magic you need.
Then, take some advice, and protect that little CD or DVD. Try HandStands' CD/DVD library storage system. They're available in both large and small versions, and will protect your CDs or DVDs nicely.
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