Best way to destroy cd-r disks?

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  1. Sharky

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    Go out late at night and feed it to a very large fish like a shark. They will eat it. It's amazing to watch. I do not believe it can be retrieved or put back together after the sharks teeth chew on it.
     
  2. squash

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    I get a piece of needle or pen and scribble hard over the disk so it cannot be read anymore.
     
  3. Triple Helix

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  4. ErikAlbert

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    But what about cd+r disks ?
    It's the "plus sign" that worries me the most. Plus usually means better and better means harder to destroy.
    IMO, you can't destroy a cd+r the same way as a cd-r, you have to beat harder or something.
     
  5. Carver

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    How about beating it with a 2kg till a fine powder, serious through just put it through a Heavy duty paper shredder that shreds credit cards into little bits Cross Cut I think the call it.
     
  6. weeee

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    is there any mith any one can think of im very troubled
     
  7. me's

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    i need some myths for destroying cds and if you dont help me i will go insane
     
  8. TheQuest

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    Hi, Smokey

    That is the best idea so far. ;)

    Take Care,
    TheQuest :cool:
     
  9. Wake2

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    I give my used cd's to my wife who punches
    a hole in them and turns them into wind chimes.
     
  10. Smokey

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  11. metallicakid15

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    you can always and set them on fire.
     
  12. Ciderman

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    You don't need to put much effort into it if you want a disc to be unreadable. Plastic disks are the worst storage media ever made. Just drag a sharp object over it once and it's useless. Every disk is going to be unreadable anyway sooner or later.
     
  13. optician555

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    As an optician, I have a lot of experience with polycarbonate (security glasses and light weight optical lenses).

    It' s simple : just one or two drop of acetone.
    It's amazing !

    It will looks like your 100 yo grandma face :)
     
  14. sdfdfs

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    let your sister or brother borrow it.
     
  15. beetlejuice

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    Stert your next BBQ fire with them. :D
     
  16. aigle

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    Isn,t it a feature of any good CD writing software?
     
  17. WSFuser

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    afaik, CD-Rs cannot be erased, though u can still add data as long as the CD has space and it hasnt yet been finalized.
     
  18. herbalist

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    Completely destroy them? Use a disk or belt sander, or a right angle grinder and a vise. Start on one edge and grind them until there's nothing left but half melted powder and twisted shavings.
     
  19. aigle

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    Yes but some burners don,t give the option to add data.
    I have Sonic RecordNow and it just closes the CD after writing, no option to disable ithis fuction, that,s pretty bad.
     
  20. sweater

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    Just give it to the beggars, so that they can make it as a decorations in their house...:D :D but see to it that they didn't own a single pc or else you'll be in trouble...:blink: o_O

    or better yet, put it in shredder machine so that it will be turn into pieces like crackers..:cool: ;)
     
  21. Digitalguy

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    I got one! The Compact Disc Eraser. It's a new product! *puppy*

    UNLIKE other known methods of burning, breaking, frying, microwaving, shooting, acid/solvent bathing, or even shredding, the Disc Eraser leaves your unwanted CD completely intact. NO eWaste! This is due to a new optical strip technology that takes less than 2 seconds to do. There is no mess, no chemical, AND no cleanup fuss! It's small enough to fit inside your pocket or laptop case. Easy to use, 100% safe.

    It's a Top American Invention that is aimed at PRESERVING OUR ENVIRONMENT by promoting RECYCLING rather than creating eWaste, whenever a CD-R is physically shredded or broken into pieces you render them UNRECYCLABLE! So STOP breaking, use the Disc Eraser, and remember to recycle your erased CD-Rs and DVDRs in any plastics recycling bin. It's the BEST VALUE and more durable than expensive and bulky CD shredders and other disc destruction devices.

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  22. Brian N

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    Scissors works every time. 100% guarantied! :D
     
  23. bigc73542

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    You break them in half and that is all she wrote :thumbd:
     
  24. Davidpr

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    Just write on the CD "Crucial Data". Wipes everything for some reason and seems to work everytime!
     
  25. q1aqza

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    LOL :D :D :D :D
     
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