Spray Can Safety: Why "Do Not Puncture" Warnings Exist
Puncturing a pressurized spray can is hazardous:
- Explosion risk: Flammable propellants + ignition source → blast.
- Toxic release: Chemicals inhaled/ingested → health hazard.
- Propellant leakage: Flammable gas causes dizziness, nausea.
- Environmental harm: Propellants contribute to air pollution/ozone depletion.
- Product loss: Contents wasted.
Follow label instructions; never puncture.
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