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Is puncturing or heating these dangerous?
On my lysol neutra air canister and on my shaving cream it says not to puncture or heat to temperatures over 130 F and I want to know why. What would happen if I punctured or heated either one? And if that is indeed dangerous to do, is there a safe way to go about it? Maybe emptying them out first?
I've always wondered the same thing. Maybe your question should be addressed to Physicists. However, I think that you would have some sort of an explosion even if you tried when you emptied them out because I think there is always some residual compressed air in the container.
