ebh@cord.UUCP (04/28/86)
In article <1416@fisher.UUCP> tim@fisher.UUCP writes: >Is it not OK to simply leave the CD in the player, say, overnight? >If the player is turned off, then the CD can not be damaged from heat, >and one would think that the player would provide a "package" on the >order of a jewel box. There's really nothing wrong with leaving the CD in the player over- night. I think what they mean is don't leave it lying about loose on the floor or something like that. The point is that even though the disc can be cleaned, and minor scratches polished out of it (yes, toothpaste works - I've done it), you don't want to have to do this if it is avoidable. Bottom line: Put your CDs back in the jewel boxes, *then* leave them lying about on the floor. :-) -Ed Horch ihnp4!cord!ebh SFOTD: "Loose": opposite of "confined" or "tight"; sounds like "moose" "Lose": opposite of "win" or "find"; sounds like "cruise"