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Perfect idea!

[...] is a boutique in Tel Aviv featuring locally-made recycled products. Recyclart put me on to these cool baskets made from chopped up liquid propane gas [...]

[...] is a boutique in Tel Aviv featuring locally-made recycled products. Recyclart put me on to these cool baskets made from chopped up liquid propane gas [...]

[...] is a boutique in Tel Aviv featuring locally-made recycled products. Recyclart put me on to these cool baskets made from chopped up liquid propane Freon gas [...]

[...] is a boutique in Tel Aviv featuring locally-made recycled products. Recyclart put me on to these cool baskets made from chopped up liquid propane Freon gas [...]

[...] is a boutique in Tel Aviv featuring locally-made recycled products. Recyclart put me on to these cool baskets made from chopped up liquid propane Freon gas [...]

[...] is a boutique in Tel Aviv featuring locally-made recycled products. Recyclart put me on to these cool baskets made from chopped up liquid propane Freon gas [...]

I don’t get it (and I don’t just mean the fact that the same comment was posted six times–I get that, it’s just really annoying) I think they’re very nice looking, and a good idea….but how does one make those when it is difficult if not impossible to determine whether the canister is entirely completely totally empty, given the huge and dire warnings not to puncture the container in any form? Seems like one of the more potentially SUPER dangerous things to make that I’ve seen on this site….can anyone shed light on how these are made and how one would guarantee safety with such a hazardous material?