Hi. My girlfriend spilled some coffee with sugar and cream and got it on a few dozen DVDs (I haven't counted them, but it's quite a few). The usual way I clean DVDs will be kind of time-consuming. Does anyone know if there is a fast way to clean a bunch of DVDs without too much risk of damage?, i.e., is it possible to simply wash (and/or dry) them in the sink like dishes?

Or?

Thanks.

Sure ... Why not?! ... Just be careful not to add any scratches to 'em.

Use a very mild (a few drops) dish soap solution and then rinse them thoroughly.
Make sure to dry them completely B4 using.

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edited 10/5/2019

If you wipe them, always wipe from center out, never paralel with the hole. If you scratch it, it will do less damage to the data.

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Place them face down on a very wet cloth and leave them . Its best not to soak them in water.
Then after the debris has softened rinse under small flow of warm water and wipe from center out with soft clean cloth , fold cloth oftem and rinse so you always using clean part to wipe.

Thanks all for the advice!