Merely leave the disk in its case (easiest) or on a smooth, flat surface to avoid marring the disk; put rubbing alcohol on a folded paper towel and remove the writing by rubbing it off.

I do recommend these disks also.

These disks are reliable and affordable

I'm using a VHS/DVD recorder to convert old videos, and the rewritable disks are great for making sure everything is perfect before copying them to a non-rewritable disk that isn't as forgiving.

On every DVD I tried to use, I got a "bad disk" error on my DVR.

A disk will from time to time suffer read-write errors such that it becomes a coaster.

So if you have an older recorder, make sure the disk type and speed matches the requirements of your machine, otherwise the disks will be useless

Have been using these disks for many years now and have enjoyed every minute of my movies and programs.

didnt get one good disk out of the whole spindle

and I've not had a bad disk

Not the writer; other disk worked fine

Now I can't find one that works in my Dell Latitude D630; a variety of error messages keep appearing, eg, no disk in drive.

Over all I happy and would recommend these disk.

My old Magnavox is very stubborn and will not work with many of the read write disk but loves these.

Great disks, worked flawlessly on my home DVD recorder.

Great disks, worked flawlessly on my home DVD recorder.

These disks are rated at 1-2x max speed and work well in my older recorder which cannot record at higher speeds

These are handy little disks you can erase.

For some reason, it won't accept the 16X DVDs when I want to burn a disk in order to keep a program that I have recorded.

I can record shows and movies and rerecord over them when I'm done, or keep them if it ids really goods..