Can Air Fresheners Explode in a Car?
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Explosions may occur after a vehicle is exposed to intense sunlight. Here are the relevant details: 1. Composition of air fresheners: They consist of ethanol, fragrance, deionized water, and other ingredients. Due to the presence of ethanol, air fresheners may explode after the vehicle is exposed to intense sunlight. Therefore, before locking the car, check the interior and avoid leaving such hazardous items inside. Additionally, ordinary vehicles should avoid carrying dangerous fuels like gasoline or diesel. 2. Function of air fresheners: They mask unpleasant odors by emitting fragrances, reducing discomfort caused by bad smells. Their working principle is to cover odors with scents, and most air fresheners are chemically synthesized, containing large amounts of chemicals that are harmful to human health.