If you’re like me, you’ve probably managed to amass an awe inspiring amount of CD’s. We’ve all got hundreds of the things cluttering up window sills and once empty drawers, most of which we use rarely, if at all.
The problem is no one wants to throw any of them away, leading to this ever increasing mountain of dusty jewel cases. (By the way if anyone ever has the need to install every version of Ubuntu ever released, or fancies going back in time and listening to Now 47, I’m your man.)
I’m not saying that we shouldn’t weed out some of the unnecessary junk we horde but many of these CD’s do come in handy, just very occasionally. A couple of years ago I came across what I think is the ideal solution…
I bought these fantastic CD wallets, made by a company called Caselogic. Its basically a file which takes removable leaves of 8 CDs, allowing you to store a large volume of them (mine all take 280) in a small space (32.5 x 9.5 x 32.5 cm), whilst keeping them both organised and protected. They cost around £15 pounds and I’ve found them to be an absolute lifesaver.
Not much else to say about them really, if you’ve got a lot of CDs I really suggest checking these out, maybe you can find space to store your collection of spare Ikea screws…