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Save Spray Foam

Don't throw away half-full cans of spay foam. Save them for later use with this tip.

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Produced By: John Ross

How to make a disposable spray-foam can last if you don't use it all at once

Neil Facia writes:

Often I don't need an entire can of spray foam but if I just set it aside the straw gets all blocked up with foam. To keep it clear of foam I insert one or two wood skewers (depending on the straw size) and leave them in till the foam dries, then I just slide the skewers out and the foam comes with it.