Can Perfume Be Kept in the Car?

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Perfume should not be kept in the car because it contains alcohol, which is flammable. During the hot and dry summer months, there is a higher risk of fire. Items prohibited in the car: Lighters should not be kept in the car as they contain flammable liquid gas. Perfume bottles should not be placed in the car either, as the evaporated gas from perfume is also flammable. The area on the car dashboard where perfume bottles are placed has the highest gas concentration, and this spot is directly exposed to sunlight, which can potentially lead to an explosion when the temperature reaches a certain level. Carbonated drinks should not be kept in the car. Paper towels should not be placed on the dashboard, as the sunlight refracted through the windshield in summer may cause them to catch fire. Impact of keeping perfume in the car: During the hot and dry summer months, there is a higher risk of fire, especially if the air conditioning is on and the windows are closed, turning the car into a confined space where explosion accidents are more likely. The area on the car dashboard where perfume bottles are placed has the highest gas concentration, and this spot is directly exposed to sunlight, which can potentially lead to an explosion when the temperature reaches a certain level.