Are burned cds vulnerable a few secs/mins after a singe?

[Harrier]

I'd like to know if there's any risk in touching or playing a burned cd right after the process itself.
Should i wait a few seconds before doing anything with it?

Thanks.

[CDRecorder]

I have never seen reading back, touching, or playing a disc directly after it's been burned have any effect on the disc. In fact, some CD burning packages default to checking the disc for errors directly after burning. However, these facts don't mean that this can't cause a problem. Hopefully someone knows more about this than I do.

[vbl117]

Sometimes burned cd were a bit warm after the burn , so i waited a little to use them . Most of the time i use burned cd directly . I have not noticed any bad consequences though i can't say for sure there is no consequences .

[burninfool]

I'd like to know if there's any risk in touching or playing a burned cd right after the process itself.
Should i wait a few seconds before doing anything with it?

Thanks.

You could drop it in a bowl of ice water to be sure.

[guarana2.5]

You could drop it in a bowl of ice water to be sure.

I'm going to have to try that myself....