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Deodorant can suddenly empty

I bought a can of deodorant spray recently, used it about 20 times, and when I wanted to use it this morning it was empty. I'm totally sure it wan't even close to being empty yesterday, it feels like the can has lost most of its weight overnight. Did anyone experience something like this in the past? How can such a thing happen?

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MackTheKnife

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I was late for work this morning, because I got stuck in Zeno's paradox

I have had similar experiences in the past, though not as drastic as yours. I used to find that after a short time there was no gas in the can, just some unused deodorant. I think that some spray deodorants have a tendency to develop a slow leak, and all the gas leaks out. In the end I solved the problem by switching to a gel-based deodorant.

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