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Ever have a CD avalanche like losing at Jenga?

I just did. They spilled to the left, right, front, but most just went down behind the rack. Makes me want to say bad words. Okay I did say bad words but it would be inappropriate to post them.

This is not the first time and my long BBQ tongs work well for retrieval.
bizango1
timrhu
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I polish my CD cases with a silicone product. They are way slipperier than usual.
The mark up less and look better longer. But naturally they do not stay in stacks very well.
Elizabeth
Someone has too much time on their hands.
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philjolet
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euphemisms?

anyone?
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bombaywalla
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10-26-11: Timrhu

I polish my CD cases with a silicone product. They are way slipperier than usual.
The mark up less and look better longer. But naturally they do not stay in stacks very well.
Elizabeth
Someone has too much time on their hands.
just FYI, she is retired now. so, yes, plenty of time on her hands.....
elizabeth
6,726 posts
 
Well, I haven't been doing it lately! I used to buy the CD, polish the CD, green the edge, and with the polish cloth use up the shiner on the case. Worked well.

Now, with all the second hand $2 CDs I have been buying, for awhile i was replacing the cases with $0.10 NOS cases I had.. Now, I just do not bother with fixing the cases.. I just pile up the CDs.. Maybe sooner or later i will build another shelving unit to hold the 'extra' 2,000? (i do not even know how many!) CDs I have stashed.
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