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DVD Care
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As an optical medium, a DVD is exceptionally well-suited to the rigors of real life. However,
discs are not indestructible. Here is some basic information on the care and cleaning of discs.
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Handle the disc by the edges.
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Touch the shiny surface where dirt, oil and fingerprints can leave residue. Do not lick. The disc is not flavored.
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Store the disc in its case (except when using it) by seating it firmly in the center holder.
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Place discs in direct sunlight, on a heat register, in the microwave or in the toaster like a bagel. Also, do not scratch, fold, bend, "Frisbee" at roommates or family members, use as a coaster, or try to determine its Mohs Hardness Scale number by testing with various implements.
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Clean discs with a solution of water and a mild detergent or basic rubbing alcohol.
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Use abrasives, solvents, or highly acidic cleansers.
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Use a soft, lint-free cloth, and wipe gently in a straight line from the center of the disc, outward to the edge.
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Get the redbox bar code wet or torn during the cleaning process. Please.
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If the disc is scratched or damaged, please return to a redbox kiosk and contact us.
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