13-09-2012, 10:27 PM
Erm... sort of.
If you take the rubber seal out of the lid, the lid itself is still there (which is metal). Taking the rubber seal out means it isn't airtight, but there is still enough protection. It will flame out, but hopefully fairly quickly as there wont be much oxygen to sustain it, but enough space to let the gases vent as required.
That's my theory anyway.
If you take the rubber seal out of the lid, the lid itself is still there (which is metal). Taking the rubber seal out means it isn't airtight, but there is still enough protection. It will flame out, but hopefully fairly quickly as there wont be much oxygen to sustain it, but enough space to let the gases vent as required.
That's my theory anyway.
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