So...I have been using Barbasol yellow...but how do I warm it? Can I place the can in warm water...like my scuttle?
How can I warm a can of goo?
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I suggest a gas oven at 375 for 90 minutes.
I know they used to have canned goo warming machines, but I have no idea how the propellant would be affected by the warming.
All things being equal, it seems as though warming up a can designed for use at ambient temp may have at minimum some effect on the gases inside.
Whether that would affect the efficacy of the goo or not...????
I know they used to have canned goo warming machines, but I have no idea how the propellant would be affected by the warming.
All things being equal, it seems as though warming up a can designed for use at ambient temp may have at minimum some effect on the gases inside.
Whether that would affect the efficacy of the goo or not...????
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they make those canned goo warmers
they make those canned goo warmers
How about hot water in a mug, drop in the can and wait?
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Look, I'm a little confused here. Sluggo, you seem like a nice guy, but you've got an electric razor in your avatar and you're asking questions about canned goo. It's kind of freaking me out. Are you feeling ok?
That's how I warm up canned shaving cream.
Throw it in a sink full of hot water while you shower.
Build a small fire outside...toss can in and stand back.....way back.
why would you WANT to?
I was thinking the same thing.
dont waste your money. buying one of those foam warmers was what led me to this forum. it worked for a little while (6 months or so) then i started to get black flakes in the lather. plus the hotter the lather the soupier it got.
trash the squirt can stuff and get a scuttle and use traditional soap/cream..seriously.
trash the squirt can stuff and get a scuttle and use traditional soap/cream..seriously.
Makes me think of the episode of Fraiser where Martin (dad) has his lather warmer working in the washroom . . . well it blows up as someone is using the facilities. My memory of it is foggy . . . but it was a funny scene.
My suggestion would be to fill your sink with hot water, then put your can of goo under the water, HOLD ON TIGHT, and don't let that little bastard up even when he starts to scream. When He mellows out release from hot water and bury , very very deep. Don't want him climbing out.
dude. are you tricking us?
Microwave oven, and a phone call to Mythbusters.
microwave
