How to Clean Playstation Games

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Get a soft, clean cloth.. Lift the disc and hold it by its edge.. Flip your PlayStation game over so that the shiny side faces you, and hold it steady.

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1

Get a soft, clean cloth.

Step 1

Get a soft, clean cloth.

2

Lift the disc and hold it by its edge.

Step 2

Lift the disc and hold it by its edge.

3

Flip your PlayStation game over so that the shiny side faces you, and hold it st

Step 3

Flip your PlayStation game over so that the shiny side faces you, and hold it steady.

4

Blow a short (but strong) puff of air at the surface to free loose dust.

Step 4

Blow a short (but strong) puff of air at the surface to free loose dust.

5

Use the cloth to gently wipe the shiny side, using straight strokes from the cen

Step 5

Use the cloth to gently wipe the shiny side, using straight strokes from the center out.

6

Dampen a corner of the cloth to wipe more the difficult areas.

Step 6

Dampen a corner of the cloth to wipe more the difficult areas.

7

Get some non-abrasive toothpaste that isn't a gel.

Step 7

Get some non-abrasive toothpaste that isn't a gel.

8

Hold the PlayStation game disc under cold water to get the shiny side wet.

Step 8

Hold the PlayStation game disc under cold water to get the shiny side wet.

9

Apply (roughly) a dime-sized amount of toothpaste to your cloth.

Step 9

Apply (roughly) a dime-sized amount of toothpaste to your cloth.

10

Gently rub toothpaste over the scratched area in straight strokes, starting from

Step 10

Gently rub toothpaste over the scratched area in straight strokes, starting from the center.

11

Run the disc under lukewarm water until all toothpaste is removed from the game.

Step 11

Run the disc under lukewarm water until all toothpaste is removed from the game.

12

Shake the remaining water from the game and leave it to dry, face up, at room te

Step 12

Shake the remaining water from the game and leave it to dry, face up, at room temperature.

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