Memorex CD/DVD Keepers (50-Pack, Plastic Sleeves) by Memtek
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Digital camera reviews of Memorex CD/DVD Keepers (50-Pack, Plastic Sleeves)
Digital camera Review: Amazon ripped me
Summary: 3 Stars
I ordered these for 5.99usd for a 50pack, then I get a e-mail three days later saying my order was unable to be completed and I go to order them again and now they want 13.04usd per 50pack. I think they are trying to rip me off.Digital camera Review: Be Warned!! These Keepers Will Damage Your CDs & DVDs!!
Summary: 1 Stars
I have lost a significant number of CDs as the result of a sticky film that has transferred from the keeper to the contained CD. The amount of contamination varies with the color (with purple as the worst and orange the least damaging). CDs stored beside these in paper keepers were not damaged. In many cases, I have not yet been fully successful in removing the film.
Based on a few observations, you probably won't see any contamination for at least a year -- but after two to three years, the result is devastating.
Digital camera Review: CD/DVD Sleeves
Summary: 4 Stars
These CD/DVD Keepers are perfect for our application. They offer protection, without the bulkiness of a jewel case. Can easily be included inside notebook sleeves for quick and easy modification of documents and programs.
Digital camera Review: I Changed to Paper Sleeves...
Summary: 1 Stars
I put my 60+ games into these sleeves.
I needed space, so I'd take my "new" games from their case/paper sleeves and put them into these plastic sleeves stored vertically in a shoebox.
Recently I pulled out a few games to load onto my computer and noticed what appeared to be a "substance" on my discs ?
About 90+% of my games are new, so I was confused.
I had to use hot water + microfiber towel to "scrub" the stuff off.
Well, to cut to the chase, I pulled out a few more and saw the same thing: large areas of "a substance" all over some discs.
Since my games are new, the manufacturers different, I was puzzled.
I cleaned these as well.
To see what's what, I pulled out a game I cleaned awhile back; yep, it was messed up again.
It appears these plastic sleeves do not breathe and the sleeves transfer some gunk like masterial to the discs ... I say gunk like, because I had to scrub it off = it would smear with a basic cotton rag
After pulling out some 60+ games(...about 120+ discs), we counted 78 discs that needed to be cleaned.
So, it has to be these sleeves.
Some were easy to clean, others required quite a bit of pressure to remove the gunk/subtance.
Trust me, I'm very careful with my games !
I'd buy these, or any other plastic sleeves with caution.
Digital camera Review: I'd give this zero stars if I could.
Summary: 1 Stars
I switched to these plastic sleeves to save space and because I liked that they were transparent and came in different colors. My experience with them is the same as the other reviewer's. The residue that these sleeves left on some of my CDs is really hard to get off; I actually came to Amazon to see if there were any reviews that included tips on how to get this stuff off. It's almost like the plastic MELTED on my CDs. It didn't affect all of my CDs, but it did affect many of them--maybe 20 to 25 percent. I can't believe anyone really sells these--they work so badly!