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This updated guide examines Discs: How to Destroy a Cd or Dvd and organizes the essential facts, background, and practical takeaways in clear American English.
Method 1of 4:
Breakage and mutilation
Fold and bust. Wrap the discs with plastic wrap and then fold it until it breaks.
Shred the discs with a disc shredder.
Cut the discs. You can use a pair of scissors, but be careful as the foil will flake.
Break the discs. Wrap the discs with a towel and use a kick or a hammer to destroy the disc. The towel is used to protect you.
Cut the discs with a knife.
Center punch the discs. Punch at least 12 holes on the discs.
Method 2of 4:
Heat application
Microwave the discs. Place the disc into a microwave and set it for 5-10 seconds, or until you see sparks. The microwave cannot be used for food after that.
- Always use adult supervision when doing this step.
Use a blow torch to melt the discs. Do in a safe area using proper safety gear. The ground on which the CDs sit should be inflammable, such as concrete.
Method 3of 4:
Wiping data
Erase the discs with the computer, if the disc is rewritable and the computer has a CD-RW drive.
Method 4of 4:
Destroying the surface
Cover the disc with duct tape, then rip it off. This does not work on all discs.
Sand the discs. Use a belt sander on the top side of the disc. This should be done in an easy-to-clean area.
Wipe with acetone. Soak a cotton pad in pure acetone, then wipe the bottom of the disc with it. It should become frosted and unreadable.
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