How To Repair A Scratched DVD or CD

I know that many of you have had DVDs with scratches that ruin that “movie moment.”  Sometimes movies that are watched often (ex. Elmo) end up getting scratched and the solution used to be to toss them. Well, now there is a way to repair those DVDs with goods from your pantry!

The other night I was talking with friends about ways to be frugal with DVDs. Someone suggested renting DVDs from the library, but one complained how they were always scratched.  One friend commented how she always uses peanut butter to repair the scratches!

This was definitely a cause for investigation.  Now, I am not suggesting that you smear peanut butter on your library’s DVDs, but maybe your own if you’ve got nothing to lose.

Read  How to Repair a CD, DVD or Video Game Disk with Peanut Butter.  Some who commented said that toothpaste works just as well.  I am waiting to find a scratch DVD so I can test this method myself.

So, before you toss out those scratched DVDs or CDs, go for the creamy peanut butter.

Peanut Butter Can Repair CDs and DVDs

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