GREAT STUFF™

@tommeyer1216 Hello, We are sorry the cans are not working as expected. Please check the best-by date on the bottom of the can. If it is within its best-by date please return the can to where you purchased them for a replacement or refund.

@greatstufffoam is it normal for every can to have zero pressure no matter how many I buy? This is an expensive product to have such a bad flaw

@CrazyTechie4 Thanks for the suggestion!

@greatstufffoam can we have 1/4 and 1/2 size cans?

@rexmdickson Awesome!

1. The top shelf broke and fell. 2. It pressed the button on the top of the @greatstufffoam. 3. The can dispensed the required amount of foam to fix the shelf. 4. Four years later, shelf still fixed. 5. Thanks @greatstufffoam

@joshlsullivan Great Stuff™ has many uses. Its main use is to seal gaps and cracks where cold air or heat escapes. It should only be used as a fireblock in residential projects as it's not approved for use in commercial applications.

@carlosaldair10 @greatstufffoam Goes around electrical wire to prevent fires and meet inspection code.

@greatstufffoam I purchased a can to use and this happened. Also ruined a nice pair of shorts. Do you offer a refund or replacement?

@carlosaldair10 GREAT STUFF™ is the brand name for a line of one-component insulating foam sealants that can help make your home more comfortable and energy efficient by sealing the gaps and cracks where air-conditioned and heated air escape.

@MyFixitUpLife They look so good! Just don't eat those donuts! :-)

🍩 In honor of National Donut Day, here’s a donut DIY. Theresa created these 12” diameter donuts out of @greatstufffoam, @Krylon paint, wood shavings for a Food Network episode on‘Save My Bakery.’ 👉 Here’s the how-to: myfixituplife.com/donut-wall-on-… #donuts #donutday #diyprojects

@joshlsullivan Oh no! So you can either return it to the retailer where it was purchased or contact us directly using the link below: dptn.ws/6012Osbm8

@robby_berger Hello, please give us a call at 866-583-2583 so we can get a claim started to replace these cans of product for you.

@greatstufffoam The tabs were over the edge. On my first bottle one of the tabs broke off. Just a waste of $20.

Yo @greatstufffoam your product is trash. Now up to 2 bottles that will not spray. Almost a 50% fail rate.

@luke_scates Oh, how frustrating! Next time, you can just press down the dispenser until you hear a click. There are 2 little tabs on the dispenser's side that need to be secured to prevent the product from leaking out of the can. Give us a call at 833.338.7668

Imagine driving 25 minutes to the nearest hardware store just for a single can of @greatstufffoam getting home and this happens. Can you imagine? P.S. you haven’t had your morning coffee yet.

@angie4jesus You can direct message us or contact us 833.338.7668

@angie4jesus Since that product is nearly 10 years past the best use by date, it more than likely will not dispense or work properly.

@kipbeelman Sorry to see that our Great Stuff Pro™ Gaps & Cracks leaked from the valve. Best if Used By/Expiration date information can be found on the bottom of the can. As with all items sold through retailers, product should be returned to the place of purchase for exchange or refund.

@LordScavamungus Great Stuff™ can be used when temperatures are between 32F and 100F. The optimum temperature for performance is between 60 and 90F. The product should be stored at 77F.

Oh here they are on Twitter @greatstufffoam. Great work, folks! After the #pasadenatornado my roof is approximately 15% made from your product!

I am now a connoisseur of expanding foam, and Great Stuff is my preferred brand. My tech tip on Great Stuff is: It says on the can to use at 75F. They appear to mean the temperature of the CAN. If it's cold, store it inside and bring it out one or two at a time as necessary.

@Ugly_Dale You may also want to check online retailers such as Amazon.

@greatstufffoam My business has been using the regular dispenser for nearly 20 years. In the past month it has been pulled from Homedepot, Lowes, Menards and replaced with the twice as expensive ($5 vs $10) smart dispenser version. All those big retailers at once. Now I can't find it anywhere.

@greatstufffoam Why are you guys discontinuing the regular straw window and door can of foam and doubling the price for a "easy" dispenser? I fill a lot of seams at ceiling height, a nonflexible straw makes it impossible to use. So twice the price and half the performance.

@___1MA___ The following is taken directly from our Great Stuff™ Consumer Safety Information: Prolonged skin contact with wet, uncured foam may cause irritation and may stain skin. Skin contact may cause an allergic reaction or lead to respiratory sensitization. Do not use as a bandage.

If you have a deep cut you can't keep closed with a bandage because you're working with paint and water... Try @greatstufffoam. Like super glue, it will keep your cut closed while you work. #medicaladvice

@___1MA___ Once cured, Great Stuff™ foam forms a nonhazardous solid and is nontoxic

@CraftKlatch Really cute! We were curious how they'd turn out as Great Stuff™ typically will not cure when applied in enclosed spaces (like the balloons). Just keep in mind Great Stuff™ is flammable when dispensed and combustible (at 240F). Please be careful with candles. Happy Holidays!!

Look what I did with spray foam! @greatstufffoam @gorillaglue craftklatch.com/outdoor-christ… #diy #crafting #SnowMan #MondayMotivation #mondaythoughts #Christmas #Christmasgifts #christmas2022 #holidayseason #decordesign

@shaylaanthony Hello Shayla, we apologize for any inconvenience, please give us a call at 866-583-2583 so we can start the claim process for you.

@greatstufffoam I tried. They won't take it back without reciept. It was fun watching it grow for 3 days. Not sure that was worth what I paid for it, but it was at least entertaining. :)

@greatstufffoam I bought a can to use, but it wouldn't come out. It's still heavy/full. I unscrewed the cap and sadly I now is slowly making it's own artwork growing up over the top over the past 5 hours. Tune in for more tomorrow... (PS How do I get a refund)