Reusing Spray Foam Cans No.1 - Tips & Tricks

Didn't think to use a screw to clear the nozzle, but it worked flawlessly! Thank you

What a hero lol thanks

I use a few drops of acetone in the sprayer and a few in the straw it always leaves it clean and ready for next use

Wonderful kind Sir, thanks so much 🙏🙏❤❤

THANKS!!!😊😊😊

my complaintis partial usage, and the shiit is expensive. i need to use on 2,3 inside/outside boxes...then i am left with maybe 2/3 can.

Ahh man of discipline wharshing things good an proper

Both thorough and beautifully explained - superb.

Wow!! Great tips! Can't remember how many of these cans I've had to toss after one only fricking use 🤬 Thanks a bunch!

Great video. I'm tired of wasting money on spray foam.

The foam handle on an office chair got damaged (fell out of the pickup truck!) while moving house. How to repair it using this sticky foam?

Thank you😊

Thanks for the info , always thought it was toast after use

Great video. I also found about 1cc of acetone tipped into the can nozzle dissolves the liquid foam and cleans it up ready for next use. Same with foam that's still not set in the tube, where it can be gently squeezed through.

So true good info

Very helpful - just what I was looking for - thank you

Ron's stuff is the real great stuff

Best Youyuber for info on Great Stuff even now in 2023!

Thanks!

Best video on how to help reuse stored can and make the most of spray expanding foam insulation gap filler. I was very frustrated at not being able to use in can leftover.
Thank you.
Excellent explanation and tips.

I accidentally sprayed a full can into the kitchen drawer..............

Awesome!!

Thank you 😊

The leaflet that comes with the can (inside the cap) tells me to bend the nozzle after use and put into back onto the nib. The illustration is most unclear. I have no idea what it means.

Anyone who plans to use PU Foam SHOULD watch this video first. Very informative. Thanks for creating this video.

Thanks for the video =)

It is great stuff but the nozzle and limited gas in the can are not.

Wouldn't it be much easier to just make replacement straws????

I was only able to use this product only once. One hour later no foam would spray out and I couldn't even remove the nozzle from the Can. I'm going to return it for a full refund. Shit Product

Thank You!

Ha ha I like this guy good tips literally 😂 I like the part place the knife 🔪 how clean it up wash it and back in the drawer the wife will none the wiser lol isn't that the truth heehee

Just got thru accidentally making a sheetrock patch worse! Not because of any spray foam but because I pressed against the inside edge too hard as I was placing a sheetrock screw. So, I've re-cut a new patch. This time I only crumbled a 1.5" round hole in the edge. There's nothing behind the hole, so I plan to use the brand-new can of spray foam I bought. It's such a small application that I almost just filled the hole with mud... but that would take a lot of time due to the multiple times I'd have to fill, and let dry. Fill, and let dry. Thanks for your video! Now I can save the remainder of the can for the next gaps I create!

Great video, thanks!

these stuff are dangerous if gets on you. You can scrub all day it won't come off. 100x worse than crazyglue.

Ronald, I wanna ask if you have these vids (i took a peek at your channel and that's a lot to sort through - you know that your playlist can be organized into a second container?)

1) we have plaster and lath walls, not that perfectly smooth drywall. This makes products that expect you to "stick them with tape" to a wall, difficult. how can i make such products stick when they expect a flat surface?

2) I got a reciprocating saw from my dead grandpa, i managed to use the blades to cut some heat pipe that I needed removed - but all of his blades are slightly bent. is there a way to get them straight again?

3) My son somehow managed to break one of the plastic folding tables. the kind that has a plastic top, but metal frame with metal legs. Well the frame was screwed into the plastic, and most of them got ripped out of the plastic. Wondering how to get the frame securely attached to the table again.

4) hey i seen some nails in my wood floor that i wish were a bit deeper. the head of the nail can be felt with your feet, but it's not sticking out enough to do anything with the nail.

i love all the extra bits about how and why things work. oh and i totally understand the wife comment.

Great instruction. Thank you for your time and effort to make this video and share knowledge with us. Greetings from Croatia.

Incredible bravo 👏

Thank you Ron, excellent video

Professional level kitchen borrowing. Nice😂

just pour some acetone on it after each use

I don't understand why nobody makes a small can for smaller uses. Pisses me off.

Or just an eye dropper with some acetone does all that for you.

Thank you...I'm getting ready to use this and only need a small amount for my project. ThIs is very helpful .Thanks again 😃👍🏽

Extremely helpful, thanks

"...so I borrowed it from the kitchen."
Later: "Honey, I'm missing one of my good knives..."

Agreed