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posted February 15, 2008 08:23 AM         

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I know we must never do this, but it is so frustrating when the thing won't spray and it is still three quarters full...

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posted February 15, 2008 08:36 AM         

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No actually...

Did you attempt this?

What sort of aerosol can are we talking about?

What were the contents that could make it worth endangering yourself?

Cheese whiz, Whipped cream... um?

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posted February 15, 2008 09:46 AM         

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Dude... Never, ever do anything to a aerosol can. EVER! I know 2 people with messed up eyes because they didn't heed the warnings and thought "HIGH PRESSURE, do not puncture!" was a joke.

The other dude was through a fire, the other dude (I wasn't there for this one) punctured it with a sharp object. Guy one's eye was damaged, and guy two's eye was scared and is now a lazy eye.

So, I would say, give it up and get a new one.

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posted February 15, 2008 01:08 PM         

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You are right of course, but I wish I coulod figure a way to stop aerosol manufacturers making a monkey out of the fools who buy their wares. I have gently heated a can which you are not supposed to do and that helped.

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posted February 15, 2008 01:30 PM         

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Uhhh....I strongly reccomend you don't heat or puncture an aeresol can.

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posted February 15, 2008 02:05 PM         

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hee...heee...

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