Some 'deadly' items to avoid leaving in your car

Lipstick, plastic bottles, electronic devices, lighters, and cigarettes are items that should be avoided in cars during the summer. They can be the indirect cause of unfortunate consequences such as fire or food poisoning.

In the summer, many women have the habit of bringing sunscreen and skin-supporting cosmetics. However, in reality, cosmetics and medicines are very sensitive to temperature.

The ingredients in cosmetics and medicines are easily changed, denatured and harmful to users. Therefore, sunscreen is on the list of items to avoid leaving in cars in the summer.

The ingredients in cosmetics and medicines are easily transformed, denatured and harmful to users.

Therefore, many experts warn that cosmetics and medicines should be kept in cool places, away from sunlight. Especially, they should not be left in the car when parked for too long in hot weather.

The second item that is closely associated with women is lipstick. Just like cosmetics and medicine, lipstick is very susceptible to chemical changes when exposed to high temperatures. Lipstick is made from pigments, oils, waxes and emollients, so it will dissolve in environments just above room temperature. Even when cooled, lipstick will change color, affecting its quality.

Just like cosmetics and medicine, lipstick is very susceptible to chemical changes when exposed to high temperatures.

Plastic water bottles are a common item seen in cars. Experts warn that you should not drink water from plastic bottles that have been left in the sun for a long time because the chemical components can change and become toxic to the human body.

According to some foreign auto websites, leaving technological devices such as phones, cameras, laptops, etc. in the car will affect their lifespan.

At high temperatures, components in electronic devices are easily damaged, even melted. In particular, cameras are the most vulnerable items because they can cause the lens and memory card to lose their effectiveness.

In addition, drivers should pay attention to the batteries in technological devices. This is a dangerous component and is considered a bomb if left in the car. The reason is that the acid in the battery can leak out, causing harm to the skin and eyes of people in the car.

A lighter is also known as a time bomb if left in a car. Inside the lighter contains a small amount of gas but is extremely dangerous, the amount of gas is very easy to expand, explode can burn the leather seats or break the glass, if left in a car parked in the sun about 100 degrees Celsius.

A lighter is also known as a time bomb if left in a car.

Many Vietnamese people have a habit of using their cars to store food. However, this is one of the causes of food poisoning.

In particular, foods taken out of the refrigerator and carefully packaged and brought immediately into the car. At this time, most foods will produce substances that are not good for the body, manifested by causing odors or softening hard foods.

According to VNN