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The possibilities are endless and the results are sure to impress. Not only does repurposing old DVDs add character to your home, but it’s also a sustainable way to reduce waste and give new life to old items.

Obviously the condition matters in the value of any disc. Famously many of the early Now That's What I Call Music CDs are collectors items, as comparatively few were sold at the time, and many were not looked after. Using broken pieces of DVDs, create a stunning mosaic effect on a small or large mirror. The reflective surface of the DVDs will add depth and shine to the design. Developed by the folks at VideoLAN, VLC Media Player is a versatile multimedia player; it can play music and videos stored on your PC or home network, as well as DVDs, CDs, and Blu-ray discs. VLC Media Player is free, though you can always donate some funds to its development. A DVD might also be rare if it’s autographed or inscribed by an actor, director, or character subject. To be valuable, DVDs must be rare and in demand.Depending on the weight of your items, which we’ll calculate for you, you will either be offered our FREE drop off service (up to 9kg) or our FREE courier collection service (over 9kg). Now you may be asking, what about the free CDs and DVDs that you used to find in newspapers and magazines? There are only a few pieces of software you'll need to burn a video file to a DVD. Here is a brief word of warning before we get started: If you’re feeling adventurous, try making a mobile using old DVDs. Paint or decorate the discs with your favorite designs and hang them from a wooden hoop using fishing line or ribbon. Add some additional hanging decorations, such as crystals or feathers, to complete the look.

So there you have it, creative ideas and recycling tips for your old DVDs that can help you extend their life and reduce their impact on the environment. Remember, simply throwing them away should not be an option. Another creative option is to turn old DVDs into wall art. Cut the discs into various shapes and arrange them into a mosaic pattern for a colorful and eye-catching display. Or, you can glue them onto a canvas or frame for a more structured look. The possibilities are endless! Read on to discover the different ways to get rid of your old DVD and Blu-Ray disk collection. Donate to OthersYou probably catch most of your favorite TV shows and movies through video-streaming services, but many of us still have hefty DVD and Blu-ray collections. Unfortunately, if you pop a disc into your Windows PC, you may bump into trouble because Microsoft’s Windows Media Player doesn't support DVDs or Blu-rays. Some charity shops may be able to accept them for recycling, but please ask if they are able to take damaged discs before donating them. If they are not part of a recycling scheme, the charity shop will have to put them in the bin. You Could Get Creative Unfortunately however, at present we do not know of anywhere will accept disks for recycling from the general public.

Please note: We cannot return items that are rejected, so do consider this before sending them in. Can I trade in other items with my DVDs? If you want to collect some animated movies on DVD for your kids, Finding Nemo is a great choice and worth the money. It is the best-selling DVD of all time with over 40 million copies sold. Finding Nemo is a classic animated movie for kids and families to enjoy together. Many kids watch the movie on DVD again and again and never get bored of it. As the best Disney Pixar DVD title, it's also enough to keep adults interested. List of Top Old Movies on DVDs You Can Add to Your Collection List every reason why someone would want your DVDs: Think of all the reasons someone might want your DVDs. For example, someone might want a copy of A League of Their Own because they collect baseball movies. Another might want it because they’re Tom Hanks fans. Yet another might be a collector of 90’s memorabilia The essential conditions for DVD storage aren't up to the mark, including humidity, temperature, ultraviolet.Are you looking for ways to add some sparkle to your garden? Look no further than your collection of old DVDs! These shiny discs can be repurposed in a variety of creative ways to spruce up your outdoor space. Whatever you decide to make, upcycling old DVDs is a great way to exercise your creativity and reduce waste at the same time. Craft Ideas for Old DVDs