STOP Throwing Away Half-Used Dried-Up Spray Foam Cans! How To Save And Fix It! DIY
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Modern Goof-Off is basically just Acetone. Quart cans of pure acetone tend to be cheaper
@@unquiche2 REPLIES
Just use acetone before it sets up, it's even easier to clean up.
Thanks for sharing your advice! 👍🏽🙏🏽😊
Yes, and lacquer thinner, as well.
Carburetor cleaner works too
Acetone is available the same place paint and paint supplies are.
yep. thats whats in the yellow cans to clean the precision applicators
A straight piece of clothes hanger helps a lot for Cleaning out the straws. I put it in the straw after using the foam then I can pull it out after the foam dries.
Thank you for sharing this advice! That’s a pretty cool method! 👍🏽🙏🏽😊
For the straw, I've found scrap copper wire (12) to be successful. But I didn't know how to deal with the plugged nozzle. That info was helpful.
I wish they made mini cans of these. That would be super convenient for people who only use it for small amounts on occasion.
I agree! But the downside of smaller sometimes, the price gets bumped up for some weird reason 🥹
They use to
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@@FixThisHouse it's kinda like a convenience fee tacked on...thank you for the informative video. Hope all's well with you and yours 😊👍
Ya they wouldn't be worth it you'd be playing like 3/4 the price for 1/2 the amount
I have 3 of them that are clogged right now. They are poorly designed to be one time use
You mean they are “intentionally” designed to be one time use. If they cared at all about their customers they would sell the straws / spray tubes separately so their customers could easily use the same can on multiple occasions.
I wish they also made detachable tips for caulking as well, like how they do in other countries 🥲
You can unclog the straws and the nozzle using acetone, a.k.a. nail polish remover. Just steal it from the wife. She'll think she misplaced it.😁
Hehe, I “borrowed” my wife’s, she still hasn’t ask for it yet hehehe
He already said that !
$5 a can...not in Canada, they cost around $15-$20
Wow $20! More ways to try these tips to save them! 👍🏽😊
Ace sells them for $5-7.
Just bought one dam 11.99 I saved a penny.
I think the key is to clean it before it dries. I just use WD-40 and shoot it down the clear pipe and into the nozzle. If you don't have WD-40 on hand in the garage, you can always use carburetor cleaner. That always works for me. As far as cleaning the metal spatula, a belt sander works pretty quick also to take off plaster, surface rust or dried foam.
I use a simpler method. When you're done applying foam, set the can down in an upright position with the application straw attached. Do not plug the straw or bend it back on itself, leave it pointing up, make sure to have something under the can below the end of the straw. to catch possible drips. Walk away. The remaining material in the straw will be pushed to the end, typically the outgassing of the little left in pushes it upwards. Next time you need it, you either cut off the end or clean it out. You'll have an inch to inch and a half to remove. Most of the time the nozzle on the can will be clear, sometimes a small amount of cured foam needs to be removed.
Thank you so much for this tip! Also incase you need a replacement applicator nozzle, here’s a link for a pack and it’s not that expensive: amzn.to/3FvHzgN
This is great! I have always thrown away the foam cans figuring they were no good after the foam has dried. Thanks for putting this out.
Anyway I can to help save and reduce waste. Thank you so much for watching! 🙏🏽😊
I have used aquarium tubing to replace the straw that comes with the can. Also longer lengths of the tubing allows to get into hard to reach areas.
I used to do all this with acetone- then I purchased a generic “pro-gun” from Amazon ($16 - not $60!) and it’s been amazing. Just tighten up the knob in the back real good and set it on the shelf. Every 3-4 weeks I’ll squirt out a couple inches of foam out and set it back on the shelf. If I know I won’t use it for a long time then I’ll use the can of cleaner through it. It’s also super nice to be able to put down a 1/4in bead of foam or a huge bead of foam. It’s super versatile and offers great control.
I use acetone, as soon as I'm done, it melts and clears the straw and nose, so everything gets put away clean. Also, I use and reuse one straw if I have to use multiple tins. So I have backups.
Thank You Sir for taking the time to make this excellent video! When I exhaust a can of Great Stuff, I clean the straws out and save them. It's nice to have a spare straw on hand when I need it.
I’m glad I could be of help! In for some reason you lose or break your straw applicator, here is a link to get replacements: amzn.to/3FvHzgN
I agree, common sense but remind everyone, when using many cans, save the new trigger and snorkel. Transfer the used one to the new can again and again.
Take the nozzle off and use your air compressor to blow it clear
That’s a great idea! Unfortunately not everyone has an air compressor, but I will definitely try that out! Thank you! 🙏🏽😊
I've used this as adhesive to make structural insulation panels and glue for various other projects.
It's exactly the same thing as Gorilla Glue.
I was one of the first people who researched polyurethane for structural engineering purposes and found that it has many potential uses .
YEP.......... A Hole automotive body guys use it to fill rusted areas & then cover it up to screw potential buyers
So I was thinking of using this stuff to insulate a resin shed. Do you think it will work? If so howmany feet at a time do you suggest I should spray at a time?
As strong as gorilla glue?
@SirChivalRegal absolutely, being the same thing after all. They are both polyurethane.
I was the first though
I found that the straw can easily be taken care of by blowing it out with compressed air before it hardens, and the little bit of residual amount that hardens in the straw can be removed with a wire coat hanger.
Thanks for the tips on cleaning out the nozzle on the can.
The gun only works with the big cans, and sadly they are substantially more expensive per ounce than the small cans.
They always go bad on me,, watching video rn
Thank you so much! I hope these tips will help! 🙏🏽😊
Definitely some interesting tips and tricks.
My question however, is, how much does all this extra toxic stuff cost in contrast to just buying a new can of foam?
A small can of acetone or goof off will last you many years if you are only using it for this cleaning. But you will find many other uses for them.
Wear gloves and one of the worthless Fauci covid masks in a ventilated room. No problem.
Interesting. I have used air pressure from the compressor to clean the straw right after doing the job and it works fine too.
That’s a great technique as well! Thank you for sharing! 🙏🏽😊👍🏽
Excellent video.......
Thank you so much! 🙏🏽😊
I buy the goo stuff in bulk, a 1 quart bottle. I'd use maybe a few pennies worth max doing his tip to clean the straws. I have syringes I buy for oiling tiny spots, one would work great to squirt some Goof Off in tight places. 🎉
I clean up hands and tools with clear PVC pipe cleaner. The purple will also take it off, but ....
Thank you for sharing! 👍🏽😊
Quick suggestions: when showing a product like goof-off, please show the back so people that don't have the product where they live know what it contains. Looking up the SDS/MSDS would be even better. Goof-Off is around 70% acetone with some xylene, mineral spirits, and other solvents mixed in.
And tastes great! Kidding. Don't drink and Wear PPE.
Geez, I have thrown the cans away, and even stop using them until I have to use the entire can.
Thank. you, I will back at using them again.
i work at a sculpture shop carving styrofoam and the loctite brand gap filler is very useful but it does have a considerable waste factor. at $10 a can or more, that really adds up when there's 33% waste. sometimes a brand new can gets one use and done. i have learned some techniques to prolong the life of one can. first, these manufacturers should include an extra straw just like they should include an extra nozzle with spray paint but they don't they're happy to sell a whole nother can. so cut that straw in half right at the start. keep the clean half tucked somewhere you can find it later. second, the new can will expand the most and it's smart to pause when it's halfway that's the sweet spot where it works the best. i keep a half empty can for when i need accurate application and not extra explosive expansion. third i try not to force the straw tip inward into its own stream or into wet foam. always pull back and away from the stream not into it. that forces half dry sticky foam back into the straw and is a factor for clogging. i keep a little cup of acetone nearby to dip the straw into. a gallon of acetone costs the same as 6 or 8 ounces of goof off. but acetone is not good to touch bare handed neither is expanding foam. always always always wear gloves. keep the box of gloves right next to the cans of foam. to keep the straw sealed with wet foam inside, i stand the can facing a wall or object and let the straw gently make contact with a stable surface. the foam will gently puff out and stick the straw to that flat object. usually a block of foam or something that does not matter to get a blob of foam. when you come back later the can will cleanly detach and the straw will still be fresh inside. i find this works better than any sort of cap or plug, just pointing the straw into a vertical surface
This is GREAT information.
Thank you!
I’m glad I could be of help! 🙏🏽😊
Would spraying wd40 into the CAN OPENING BENEATH THE NOZZLE ,while the foam is sticky do anything? Maybe the pressure will clear the opening and allow the rest to be used at a later date.
Just in the nick of time Jay.
I'm abt to use this product for the 1st time. Good to know these important details. Love that ur son is learning your tricks of the trade early on
I’m glad I could be of help! I hope I can a do a father and son duo with him when he’s of the right age 👍🏽😊
@@FixThisHouse right on bruh
Excellent explanation. You just saved the public mucho money. Thaks for your concern.
WD-40 works also well to unclog the foam. Though you do need to prod it a little with a metal wire.
Thank you for sharing my friend! 👍🏽🙏🏽😊
Get yourself some pipe cleaners from an Arts and Craft store. Insert the cleaners into your tubes after using them and into the tops of your spray cans. When the foam is dry, remove the pipe cleaner and everything comes out in one piece.
Can't thank you enough for the solution!😊
I’m glad I could be of help! 🙏🏽👍🏽😊
The gun works well. I’m going to add a Schrader valve to a can of the cleaner so I can refill it with acetone and clean the gun much cheaper.
I needed this video! Great tips!
I’m glad I could be of help! 👍🏽😊
I've had good luck pushing a piece of wire through the straw to clean it out👍
Thank you for this very informative video, I have tossed out too many of these half full cans😊
They have new cans out that have better nozzles that apparently work after sitting. Will try a can I have had sitting for a couple months here soon.
Instead of trying to clean out the straw, just buy a pack of extra ones and throw it away.
That’s another solution! Here is the link for Anyone who needs a pack! : amzn.to/3Sbvsgn
Save even more time and replace the tube with a juice box straw 😅 #momlife
Friend of mine showed me how to clean the clear tube out, he’d stick the tube in WD 40 coating the sides and let it soak a few minutes before spraying the foam. After finishing, he just squeeze the amount out. The spray acts as a coating making it easy to squeeze the spray foam out. Works just like acetone. Economically the acetone is cheaper though. I’d prefer to save as much of the WD 40 nis that it’s gone up in cost.
GOOP OFF works on a lot of sticky stuff. I just wish they would fix the smell😮
I agree! Works well! The smell is tolerable, but yes anything chemical can be improved on smell 😄
And fix the taste, 😅
If you spray the Goof Off directly into the can, does it adversely affect the foam in the can?
The goof off is not a spray just pour liquid form. Just apply small amount at the tip and let it settle and blow it off by pushing down on the nozzle.
Dropped in to see what useless information you were offering, but instead left totally impressed. Great tips on cleaning those nozzles!. I've always tried to clean them with a wire when the foam was still wet, but that never worked good.
This past summer I had an almost full can that I couldn't get to work at all, even after cleaning the nozzle with a screw. It was either throw the can out or do something drastic. So I took a 6 inch nail and pounded down thru the nozzle until the can punctured. Then I just pointed it at the crack I was filling and made a big mess. After it dried I trimmed the excess foam away.
Yeah, I showed that can who was boss 🤣🤣
I’m glad I was able to help! Please be careful with aerosol cans, puncturing could lead to serious injuries, but I’m glad you won the fight over the can my friend! Hehe 😊👍🏽🙏🏽
LITERALLY threw one away 30 minutes ago that was half full. TH-cam being able to send me a recommendation when I NEVER watch howto videos...thirty minutes after that toss...is honestly terrifying.
Our smartphones are listening 📡 😖
@@FixThisHouse And watching!
I have had those can with the nozzle clean and the can was almost full, and still nothing would come out. Like the other guy said, wish they would make a tiny can, single use, like crazy glue has come out with. a very tiny multi pack with several tiny tubes in. Even then the tiny tubes is too much. They are in the business to sell the product, that is what they want us to do. Thank you for the video.
You dont cover what happens if it is still not working even after cleaning the tip.
As a last resort, can push the tip hard down and sideways and can usually get some foam to leak out between the rubber base and the can, and collect that and use a wooden spatular etc to use it to fill gaps etc. Messy and not as easy as spraying through the tube, but saves wasting the rest of the can
Be careful with this tip.
Hate to get it in your face. Like looking down a fireworks launch tube to see why it didn't launch.
WD-40 has acetone. Always keep your straws so you can always have a clean straw on hand. Thanks for the great Info!
Thank you for sharing the WD-40 advice! 🙏🏽😊
Really great tip. One thing for your video style. You move your hands too much when talking. So if you’re holding something for us to look at and you start talking we can’t really focus on what you are trying to show
Thank you so much for the suggestion! Really appreciate it 🙏🏽 I like to talk with my hands so I don’t lose your attention, but I will work on it hehe 😉
i've done this for years. remove straw top from can, clean out top of can. DO NOT go to far into the top of the can or you will puncture the plug and the foam will begin leaking _(or spray)_ from the can with no way to stop it.
Take the straw top and with some force you can pull the straw section off from the rest of the top. Let the foam in the straw CURE. Often it will cure so far in from each end, then what is in the middle may stay gummy. The plastic these are made from naturally won't adhere that well to the foam. So if you take a wire or etc, you can push it through the straw and usually clean it out, as the cured "plug" acts as a plunger. If all of it doesn't come out some brake clean or other solvent or Goof Off _(but not goo gone)_ will finish the job. An air compressor is nice to blow it out if you have one, as you may not even have to use a wire with this method, but its not required.
The other piece of the top, just take the wire or a pick and pick the pieces out. It will usually cure all the way through, and again the foam doesn't adhere to this plastic very well, so its usually not that hard. Pop the straw back onto the screw on top. Now you have a straw top and can ready to reuse. Also after a can is empty, I always clean and keep the straw top just in case one gets broke or etc on a new can. just my 2 cents of experience.
The best way is to plan on using the whole can at once if possible.
Awesome video! Very helpful, thank you!!!
Small additional tip: When I need more than one can of the foam for a single project, I continue to re-use the original straw on the additional cans. That way I have the new, unused straws on my shelf for use when reusing the last, partially used can. I don't have to clean them.
Good ideas. I so needed this idea
Thank you so much! I’m glad to be of help! 👍🏽🙏🏽😊
Thank you for your tips they really helped
You are most welcome! I’m glad I was able to help! 👍🏽😊
Im betting its much harder to do on the actual stiff pipe that comes with ths can......
Should be just as easy. You might need a thin wire to help push or fish out the remains 👍🏽😊
I've used goof off for many many years. It’s the best for all the sticky stuff!
yep. far superior to goo gone which was originally the "name brand".
Would have liked to see the demo with the actual tube used to apply the foam. I have a feeling it won’t go so easy as those nice big straight straws….
It would be as simple as the big straws. You might want to use a thin wire to poke through as it eats it away. If all fails they sell a pack of replacement straws: amzn.to/45GW3VS
@@FixThisHouse Thanks. Great content. I've thrown so many cans away after hardly ever using them. Now I'll try this and maybe get some use out of them
If you use it that much, get a professional foam gun system. It lasts WAY longer in storage and closes off properly. Plus it's far easier to get a good bead.
Edit: Posted this while watching the video and saw you showed the pro system at the end! :)
There are other makes of the same idea.
Seems like they put out ten times the quantity of foam as well.
@@ryanjohnson3615what do you mean? The pro guns are adjustable so you can put out a tiny amount if that's what you need, or a large amount if that's required. The single use cans just spray it out pretty much at full force all the time.
@@The_Seeker_of_Truth I mean "more bang for the buck" quantity wise.
Is there a place to buy extra plastic applicators that come with the Great Stuff? That would be a very simple fix (along with the screw in the can nozzle).
Yes! Here is a link to get replacements applicators: amzn.to/3MhF2KS
I took off the tube that was on the applicator, and just use a regular plastic drinking straw. You can also just not use the applicator part at all and directly attach the straw to the can nozzle. When you are done, then just throw the straw away and clean out the nozzle. The bendable straws work really well for this, then you can bend to almost any angle you need.
Does the manufacturer says what is the estimated volume each can will fill?
So let’s make this issue a lot simpler. Take the straw off after use and spray WD40 through it to clear it out. Don’t bother waiting until it’s hard. Then spray the top nozzle of the can with WD40. Problem solved, your welcome
Brake parts cleaner melts it away also, and being pressurized it does a good job of cleaning out the straw.
Thank you for sharing with us! 👍🏽😊
There's a product/company called Mosentocker's lift off. They make one that specifically removes spray insulation foam and gorilla glue( both the exact same thing ones just in a pressurized can). It removes the adhesive/insulation foam solvent free by chemically breaking down the bonders at the atomic level. They make stain removers for everything. They're a little on the expensive side for a product that only works one one thing but they work crazy well every time and I've never had them affect the surface I was trying to clean in any negative way.
JSYK, the fancy gun isn't compatible with the standard cans. You'll need to buy the "pro" cans with the screw connector on top. Also, you can get a generic fancy gun online for less than $20. 🤓
#1 Buy the GE version from Wally and save on every can.
#2 I found I was using dollars on solvents that are nasty for humans and..
#3 Often the valve would be gummed up anyway.
Good Effort but ultimately nah.
Thank you for passing on this very helpful video. I was so excited when I screwed the screw into the nozzle and foam came out! Since I had not done this before, I didn’t know it would work so fast. I didn’t have gloves on or protection on the counter. All cleaned up now.
Funny enough, I was using Great Stuff this weekend and was wondering how to clean the nozzle. Now I'm going to try the nail polish remover tomorrow. Thanks.
I can't believe all these "WD40, acetone, and chemical" people. I simply blow through the hose after use (so it won't clog) and use a stiff wire (those "flag" wires work the best) to clean it after it hardens
7:30 Never saw one of those GREAT STUFF PRO Pro 14 Insulating Spray Foam Dispensing Gun's
Thank you much, it is very helpful.
I’m glad I could be of help! 🙏🏽😊👍🏽
If I could hug you…. Great tips!
I’m always here for hugs 🤗. Thank you so much! 🙏🏽😊
If the can nozzle is stuck like in your video what do you do. Can you replace the nozzle from another can. I'm so sick and tired of losing a half can. I love your tips and info that's why I just subscribed. Thank you
Thank you! I can't count the number of times I only needed a little foam sealant and threw away a 90% full can because the nozzle and straw were clogged. This is a game changer for me! 👍
They should def make smaller cans for smaller jobs. Also, they should provide extra spray nozzles with each can.
Before you use the can at all, spray wd40 into straw. Attach straw and use spray foam.
The wd40 will not let the straw clog.
I have been using this method for years.
it'd be nice if they made an applicator gun that works with the straw type cans. I don't have a problem with buying the pro cans, but sometimes lows/home depot will have a sale on the straw can where they're selling for $1.50 per can which is a deal to good to pass up.
Use 100% acetone in tube and tip immediately after use, not fingernail polish remover, don't allow it to harden. Cleans instantly., not fingernail polish remover,
It's not possible to build a better seal than the manufacturer did. Short of cleaning with solvents, the best way to go is just shooting a little foam out the end of the straw and letting it harden. Then you just chop off as much of the stray as has hardened. If it hardens all the way back through the straw to the can, then you just waited too long for a disposable product. I personally am not super interested in thoroughly cleaning out a disposable straw with acetone, and I wouldn't recommend that to average people, but if you really want to, it'll work! Just note that acetone isn't very good for you!
You'd think they could afford to have an extra straw or 2 on the can when you buy it. Greedy @DuPont bastards trying to add to the worlds landfill by not allowing you to completely use a can.
Always frustrated when throwing out partially used cans. Thank You.
Me as well, it’s so wasteful. I’m glad I could be of help! 🙏🏽😊
Less expensive than acetone or Goof Off: , lacker thinner. (Not paint thinner)
Thank you for sharing 👍🏽😊
@@FixThisHouse Thank you to you too because this trick you shared is worth $$, this stuff is expensive.
Man, this is exactly what I was about to ask you. thanks
I’m so glad I could be of help! 👍🏽😊🙏🏽
My tricks,
On out date or plugged can, I save them for big project, then when set and ready I clamp a screw with vice grip and puncture the bottom of the can and aim it where I want it to go.
Thanks again my friend !! Another excellent helpful tip.
I’m glad I could be of help my friend 🙏🏽😊
Wouldn't it be DON'T use Latex gloves as this breaks it down? Nitrile would be a better option.
Awesomeness Thank you, I will try this with drywall screw :) I learned something today (:
The screw is a good tip, but I'd use that screw or something metal instead of a matchstick to put back in the nozzle. I tried the matchstick the other day and it just breaks off when you try to remove it later to use
That stuff is so messy, I can never get the right amount and it either is not enough or it continues to grow until it is to much. They need away to better install it and judge what it needs and expands to! They need to make away to combine the 2 chemicals the proffesionals use , the can form they sell suxs. I swore it off the last time I tried to use it gets everywhere but where you need it! Would be better if it were 2 seperate chemicals like professionels use
Great and helpful video!
I’m glad I could be of help my friend! 🙏🏽😊
Thank you…I’ve thrown a few of these cans away just because it wouldn’t work.
They should just sell them with two straws. This stuff is not cheap. Thanks for your video. Just used a can yesterday.
BRAKE CLEANER... I have used it for years. Spray your foam,
and shortly after use, spray the straw and can nozzle with Brake Cleaner (using the straw)
!!!Wear protective glasses!!! spraying into the can nozzle and straw WILL have lots of "back splash".
Best to use a face shield or behind a protective shield. At least face the can sideways.
I've re-used cans stored for over a year.
Thanks, I got about 4 cans laying around because I buy a new one because of this issue
Clean with pipe cleaner and tooth pick after use
Thank you for sharing your technique! 👍🏽😊
Acetone helps too@@FixThisHouse
Dude you're videos are high quality!
Thank you so much! 🙏🏽😊
Thank you, great tip.
You are very welcome! 👍🏽😊
THANK YOU! I’m just getting ready to use the foam gap filler today!!
I’m glad I could be of help! 🙏🏽😊
I've found that golf tees work better than match sticks and their slightly tapered so they seal better as well.