DVDs and kids

[Severina Amadenna Salem-Snape]

For all of your information - the response regarding children 
handling DVDs was also related to the person who posted and commented 
on the condition of rented DVDs. Why should people who rent DVDs be 
inflicted with other people's series of unfortunate events? Do what 
you will with your own DVDs, but all parties should show respect when 
handling property that is not their own.

And note - I mentioned a specific couple in the store I worked at and 
their toddler - I still do not understand why they would want to pass 
on a DVD to a child who clearly does not show any respect for the 
product, as noted by the father!!! of the child. 

Some children handle things better than their clumsy parents, but 
don't pass on damaged goods to alter other people's enjoyment of a 
product.

Oh, and for further DVD/CD information: never use windex to clean the 
surface of a cd or dvd. If there are scratches on the mirrored 
surface, use a repair kit to fill in the scratches. If you hold the 
CD/DVD up to the light and can see through the scratch it is garbage 
and can not be repaired. The label actually conceals the information 
and protects it - once it is cut into, you might as well start a nice 
wind chime arrangement. 

Sassy