If you often use your CD player because you are not keen on the latest audio technologies but prefer the old technological methods then one of the most common problems that you probably have to deal with is the cleaning of your CDs. Usually, compact disks scratch and get dirty which is the main reason why some songs skip or your CD player stops working. In order to avoid this inconvenience you should learn how to keep your CDs clean.
There are many ways to clean a CD and the most common one is by purchasing some standard commercial detergent that is available in any hardware or computer store. However, why to give money on expensive cleaning solutions when you can make your own home-made cleaners?! So, in this article London cleaning professionals will tell you how to make your own CD cleaning liquid.
1. The first thing to do is to filter tap water. For the purpose, you can use bottled water, too. Then pour a few drops (2-3) of some dish-washing liquid and the filtered water in a bowl.
2. Stir the mixture thoroughly. Then take a clean, soft sponge to apply the mixture on the CD. Gently rub the stains with the damp sponge to clean them. Do not ever pour the cleaning solution directly onto the CD!
3. The last step that you should take to make your CD shine is to gently rinse it with clear water. To complete the process, London cleaners advise to dry with clean, soft, lint free cloth.
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