Hints Dear Heloise on CD scratch removal
A reader asks how to fix light scratches on a CD. Use ordinary white toothpaste on a lint free cloth, apply from center outward like spokes, then wipe away toothpaste and rinse under running water.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 2011
Page
12
A reader asks how to fix light scratches on a CD. Use ordinary white toothpaste on a lint free cloth, apply from center outward like spokes, then wipe away toothpaste and rinse under running water.
Gail in Dear Abby notes readers argue over asking guests to address blank envelopes for thank you notes. The column defends including a written address as a practical step, while acknowledging modern email and online invites reduce address sharing.
Ohio reader complains of insult over addressing future thank you envelope. Absent envelopes and thanks prompt nostalgia about showers. Suggestions include guest cards with names and addresses, address books, or prize draws to collect addresses for thank you notes. A practical trend to ease busy hosts.
A Maine business trip note explains using a dental floss cutter to open coffee packages and sew a button when no knives or scissors are allowed. The piece cites TSA guidance from Nora in San Antonio, noting blunt-nose scissors as a safer option and metal scissors with pointed tips under four inches are permitted in carry on.
Practical advice on capturing expressive images by getting close to subjects. Emphasizes photographing children and babies at their level, focusing on facial expressions rather than clutter. Aimed at creating memorable future keepsakes rather than including every toy or full body in every shot.
Readable crossword hints include entries such as job hunter's need not decaf and phrases hinting at a Fran's abode. The list lists numbers 17 18 19 26 27 with brief clue fragments for a traditional puzzle row.
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