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removing candle wax from CD (recorded side!)
I know I shouldn't have left it where it could happen, but I did. Can
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removing candle wax from CD (recorded side!)
On 28 Sep 2006 16:57:01 -0700, "doorrag" wrote:
I know I shouldn't have left it where it could happen, but I did. Can anyone help? Put it in the freezer overnight. It'll come right off. A_C |
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removing candle wax from CD (recorded side!)
Thanks everyone for all your kind suggestions. I used hot water
followed by cloth (from the cenrte out!) and tootpaste. All's OK now! |
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removing candle wax from CD (recorded side!)
Does it sound any better, that's the key...
 "doorrag" wrote in message oups.com... Thanks everyone for all your kind suggestions. I used hot water followed by cloth (from the cenrte out!) and tootpaste. All's OK now! |
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