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  1. Well there won't be once the valve has been removed and depressurised.
    As John says, there will be gas in the bottle unless something displaces it (even a vacuum pump will not remove all of it) . when air gets in through the open valve (it will get in as the air pressure/temperature changes) the result will be an explosive mix

    IT COULD KILL YOU (or some other who's stupid enough to take your advice)

    To cut open a gas-bottle (or any fuel tank etc.) safely, do it Irving's way - fill it with water - leave it for a few days to ensure there's no gas trapped in the seams and crevices (and to help remove some of the stink!)
    Last edited by Lee Roberts; 13-09-2010 at 03:58 PM. Reason: Obscenity

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