Can Car Fire Extinguishers Explode?
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Under normal circumstances, car fire extinguishers will not explode. However, it is important to note that excessive temperatures can cause certain components of the extinguisher to deteriorate, which may easily lead to leakage. Therefore, the storage location should avoid direct sunlight as much as possible. More details about car fire extinguishers are as follows: 1. Detail One: Car fire extinguishers should not only be placed in a cool location but also stored in an easily accessible position. This allows for quick retrieval and use in case of a car fire. 2. Detail Two: Car fire extinguishers are typically small in size, so they can be placed directly in the glove compartment or the passenger-side storage area. Of course, they can also be placed under the seat, but avoid storing them in the trunk. In the event of a rear-end collision or a fire caused by electrical failure, retrieving the extinguisher from the trunk could be very difficult.