Can Carbonated Drinks Be Stored in the Trunk During Summer?

[McMary]

Carbonated drinks should not be stored in the trunk during summer. Here are the specific reasons: 1. Hazards: High temperatures can cause explosions, posing a danger. Perfume should also not be left in the car. Plastic containers holding liquid gases with a volume exceeding 40 milliliters can explode when the gas expands due to heat, causing the plastic shell to rupture. The vaporized gas from perfume is also flammable, and the area where perfume is placed on the dashboard has the highest gas concentration, which is directly exposed to sunlight. When the temperature reaches a certain level, it can easily cause an explosion. 2. Other items: Small items such as lighters, perfume bottles, cigarette lighters, etc., should not be left in the car either.