Compact Disc CD CDR and DVD DVD-R Cleaning Solution Fluid (Not a Scratch Remover) 8 Ounce (237 ML) Spray Bottle Cleaner CD-DVD-8 Made in USA Lasermedia

It depends on the cause of the DVD skipping. If it's just dirty, this fluid will take care of it if you follow the simple instructions. Note: If your disc is covered in nail polish, paint, or another hard non-removable substance, remove it. This cleaner will not remove organic contaminants because it is not a paint remover. It's designed specifically for everyday muck. It will not repair a gouge or major scratch on a disc that is gouged or has major scratches. There are repair kits available, but our testing has revealed that these repairs are dubious at best; some fluids destroy the coatings on recordable discs, and repairs are at best temporary; in fact, some discs played worse with those other cleaners than before due to the wax used. TME Lasermedia CD-ROM-ROM-ROM-ROM-ROM-ROM-ROM DVD- The best cleaner is 8, but it isn't sold as a system for repair. There's only one way to get rid of scratches and gouges, and it's a time-consuming process that involves sanding down the disc's surface and polishing it to perfection. This is not something you should try at home!

That is an excellent query. The fragrances in air fresheners are usually oil-based and have a water/oil base to carry them through the air. It's unlikely, but it's possible that the freshener stained the disc's surface, which is made of a relatively impervious polycarbonate material. So what we're saying is that the dots are most likely dried oils that aren't stained. Spray the disc and let it sit for a minute or so now that the oils have dried. Clean the disc with a clean soft cloth and repeat until it is completely clean. If you notice a smear, it's the dissolved oil that needs to be cleaned off with a fresh, clean cloth. Use a clean old T shirt or terrycloth to wipe away this type of dirt. I hope this information is useful. Please keep us updated on your progress.

CD/DVD- 8 will remove typical dirt from a Wii disc, such as fingerprints, food, and so on. It's not meant to remove scratches (we've yet to find a *scratch remover* that actually works, and the majority of them make things worse). ) Scratches can be removed with a special machine, but it is extremely expensive and requires a variety of critical polishing techniques.

CD-ROM from Lasermedia DVD- 8 will clean Blu-ray discs as advertised, but you're out of luck if they're damaged rather than just dirty from finger prints and dirt. There is no liquid or glop that can be sprayed or spread on a damaged disc to repair it reliably. In fact, TME's testing revealed that some of the products that were supposed to miraculously repair the discs actually made things worse, skipping and freezing the program in places where there had been no problems previously. There are some very expensive repair systems that actually sand down the surface and buff out the scratches, but these are very expensive systems for archives and the like, so if the disc still won't play after a good cleaning or two, replace it. However, try playing it on a different brand DVD player first, as there can be significant differences in how well different DVD players handle missing data caused by a scratch or gouge.