Sometimes I miss the availability of products in spray cans, so I made effort to fill them in spraycans on my own. Therefore at first I gained some experience with liquid compressed gases as propellants by building a small destillation apparatus for liquid butane/propane. The apparatus consists of two tin plate spray cans, connected by a copper capillary tube. Each can is equipped with schrader valve which I soldered into the wall at the top of the can. The upper can is filled with hair spray by the schrader valve and heated by a hot (60°C) water bath. The lower can is cooled with iced water. By this temperature gradient, the propane/butane mixture in the hairspray filled can begins to boild and slowly condenses in the cooled can. After 1-2 hours I collected 200mL propane/(iso-)butane propellant mixture from 400 mL hairspray. This amount of liquid gas mixture is much cheaper than the same amount of commercially available (odorless) butane lighter fuel - and has a significant lower boiling point, resulting in more available pressure (~2 bar). The collected liquid gas can conveniently be extracted by the normal valve of the lower spray can into a storage vessel. As storage vessel I use a spray can, additionally equipped with a schrader valve. The residue of the hairspray, an ethanolic solution of ... what ever... is removed the same way from the upper can.