Re: A DVD maintenence Question

Julie Dinkins (dinkins@SONOMA.EDU)
Tue, 21 Jan 2003 18:15:13 -0800 (PST)

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Maybe in reply to: John Streepy: "A DVD maintenence Question"

We've started using microfiber cloths. We buy them in a 10-pack at
Costco for about $11.00. They're also good for digital camera lenses
and lcd screens, as well as all types of monitors (pda, computer,
TV, etc...) Actually, they're good for all types of glass and mirrors.

At 12:58 PM -0800 1/21/03, Mark W. Kopp wrote:
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>You can also use eyeglass clothes that require no liquid available from
>Sam's Club...and in many different colors. They are non-scratch and
>washable. They look like a wash cloth, and come in a three-pack that would
>keep you working for quite some time with minimal cost and simple
>maintenance. I use them on my glasses, CD's, mirrors, and Palm screens.
>
>Mark
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>At 12:32 PM 1/21/03 -0800, you wrote:
>>I agree that many of the wipes for discs shed terribly. A good alternative
>>is simple cheesecloth, although the best thing I have found is the
>>"Micro-Fiber Optical Cloth" that came with our disc repair machine from
>>Azuradisc. They are not disposable; however, they are reusable. I have been
>>using just one for a period of months now. They are a bit more expensive,
>>though-- a pack of 10 is about $20.
>>
>>http://www.azuradisc.com/dc_oc.html
>>
>>-Scott
>>___________________________________________________
>>Scott Lehman
>>Audio Visual Services
>>Evansville Vanderburgh Public Library
>>
>>At 12:03 PM 1/21/2003 -0800, you wrote:
>> >Hello All
>> >I am in need of some sort of disposible wipes(not premoistened) to
>> >clean and polish my DVDs. Does any one have any favorites. I have been
>> >using ones from AV Supply but they "shed".
>> >Thanks
>> >John
>> >
>> >John H. Streepy
>> >Media Assistant III
>> >Library-Media Circulation
>> >Central Washington University Library
>> >400 E. 8th AVE
>> >Ellensburg, WA 98926-7548
>> >
>> >(509) 963-2861
>> >http://www.lib.cwu.edu/media
>
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>Mark W. Kopp
>Circulation Coordinator
>Appalachia Intermediate Unit 8
>Instructional Materials Services Department
>580 Foot of Ten Road
>Duncansville, Pa 16635
>(814) 695-1972 Phone
>(814) 695-3018 Fax
>E-Address:
>mail to:iu8film@iu08.org
>See us on the Web at:
><http://www.iu08.org>http://www.iu08.org
>Click on; "Instructional Materials Services"
>
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>You can also use eyeglass clothes that require no liquid available from
>Sam's Club...and in many different colors. They are non-scratch and
>washable. They look like a wash cloth, and come in a three-pack that
>would keep you working for quite some time with minimal cost and simple
>maintenance. I use them on my glasses, CD's, mirrors, and Palm
>screens. 
>Mark 
>************************************** 
>At 12:32 PM 1/21/03 -0800, you wrote: 
><blockquote type=cite class=cite cite>I agree that many of the wipes for
>discs shed terribly. A good alternative 
>is simple cheesecloth, although the best thing I have found is the 
>"Micro-Fiber Optical Cloth" that came with our disc repair
>machine from 
>Azuradisc. They are not disposable; however, they are reusable. I have
>been 
>using just one for a period of months now. They are a bit more expensive,
> 
>though-- a pack of 10 is about $20. 
><a href="http://www.azuradisc.com/dc_oc.html"
>eudora="autourl">http://www.azuradisc.com/dc_oc.html</a> 
>-Scott 
>___________________________________________________ 
>Scott Lehman 
>Audio Visual Services 
>Evansville Vanderburgh Public Library 
>At 12:03 PM 1/21/2003 -0800, you wrote: 
>>Hello All 
>>I am in need of some sort of disposible wipes(not premoistened)
>to 
>>clean and polish my DVDs.  Does any one have any
>favorites.  I have been 
>>using ones from AV Supply but they "shed". 
>>Thanks 
>>John 
>> 
>>John H. Streepy 
>>Media Assistant III 
>>Library-Media Circulation 
>>Central Washington University Library 
>>400 E. 8th AVE 
>>Ellensburg, WA  98926-7548 
>> 
>>(509) 963-2861 
>><a href="http://www.lib.cwu.edu/media"
>eudora="autourl">http://www.lib.cwu.edu/media</a>
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>Mark W. Kopp 
>Circulation Coordinator 
>Appalachia Intermediate Unit 8 
>Instructional Materials Services Department 
>580 Foot of Ten Road 
>Duncansville, Pa  16635 
>(814) 695-1972 Phone 
>(814) 695-3018 Fax 
>E-Address: 
>mail to:iu8film@iu08.org 
>See us on the Web at: 
><a
>href="http://www.iu08.org">http://www.iu08.org</a>
> 
>Click on;   "Instructional Materials
>Services" 
> 
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Julie Dinkins
Multimedia Dept Manager
Sonoma State University Library
dinkins@sonoma.edu | 707-664-4077
http://libweb.sonoma.edu/

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