Can Power Banks Be Left in the Car During Summer?

[LondonMarie]

During summer, it's best not to leave power banks in the car as batteries can easily explode under high temperatures. Below are items prohibited in vehicles and storage precautions: Prohibited items in vehicles: Disinfectant alcohol, water bottles, glass bottles, aerosol air fresheners, carbonated drinks, reading glasses, magnifying glasses, and other convex lenses. Storage precautions: Lighters are also flammable and explosive items; prolonged exposure to high temperatures can cause them to spontaneously combust or explode. Perfume—many perfumes contain alcohol and are volatile. High temperatures inside the car during summer can easily cause perfume to explode and release toxic substances. Carbonated drinks—these contain large amounts of carbon dioxide gas. After being shaken during driving and then exposed to high temperatures, they are also highly likely to explode.