What can't be put in the car in such hot weather?

You can't put those things in the car in summer. Putting lighters, reading glasses and electronic products in the car with too high temperature is likely to bring security risks.

Item 1: lighters and similar items: mousse, hair gel, soda carbonate, etc.

Many drivers have the habit of smoking in their cars and putting gas lighters on the shelf of the center console. In fact, this is very dangerous. Because the gas in the disposable gas lighter will expand when heated, the plastic shell will explode when heated. Once you get close to some oil and flammable substances in the car, it will cause a fire, and the consequences are unimaginable.

Item 2: reading glasses similar items: magnifying glass

Will an ordinary pair of reading glasses in the car still affect the safety of the vehicle? The answer is yes.

Because reading glasses are convex lenses, it is easy to gather light together. If the focus is too high for a long time, it will not only accelerate the aging of the interior, but also seriously damage the plastic decorative board in the car and even lead to spontaneous combustion of the car.

In addition to reading glasses, magnifying glasses are also forbidden to be placed at the top of the center console in direct sunlight, because the principle of magnifying glasses and reading glasses is similar, and both can focus light to cause the focus temperature to rise. This reminds us that we should carefully place such items that can concentrate light in midsummer.

Item 3: Batteries and similar items: digital cameras, MP3 players, mobile phones, etc.

When the temperature inside the car is high, if the battery is placed in a high temperature environment for a long time, there will be a danger of bulging or even explosion. This requires car owners not to put mobile phone batteries and digital camera batteries on the top of the center console and the shelf between the back row and the glass window where the solar energy in the car is directly exposed.

For some electronic products, such as digital cameras, MP3 players, mobile phones, etc. These items are all made up of precision circuit boards and other parts. If exposed to the sun for a long time, although the possibility of explosion is very small, these electronic products are easily damaged.

Item 4: Perfume and similar articles: liquid perfume and essential oil.

Articles such as perfume should be carefully placed in the car in the hot summer sun, not because the perfume will explode when it is dried for a long time, causing safety accidents, but because the perfume will evaporate quickly under high temperature and sun exposure. Perfume bought at a high price is likely to evaporate in one day, which is really a waste. Answering questions from Easy Car