![]() ![]() I have used this system regularly for many years and have never had any trouble with it scratching or ruining the eye of our lens. ![]() With my particular CD cleaning solution that I purchased from Radio Shack, the brushes are very fine, gentle and soft (almost like baby hair). The hairs on the brush should be as soft as a newborn baby's hair if it isn't this soft, I would not recommend using it. Notably so, some CD cleaning systems have abrasive brushes that will scratch an optical lens, which is why it's important to inspect the brush before making the purchase. I personally use - and have been using for quite some time - a similar lens cleaning disc with brushes on our computers, vehicles, and even our CD players (we own and operate our own D.J. ![]() I am writing in response to John R.'s inquiry about cleaning his optical drive with a brush-based system. wrote in with her experience using a brush-based CD Cleaning kit. In my response, I suggested using a q-tip and alcohol as a way to clean the lens of an optical drive, as some brush-based kits tend to be abrasive and may scratch the lens of the optical drive.Ī few days after posting the article, Infopackets Reader Dawn M. That was the question posed last week by Infopackets Reader, John R.
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