Does leaving snowmelt agent on the car body for a day have any impact?
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Leaving snowmelt agent on the car body for a day does have an impact. The residual substances from snowmelt agents can cause certain damage to plants, roads, metals, etc. Introduction to snowmelt agents: These are chemical agents that can lower the melting temperature of ice and snow. Functions and hazards of snowmelt agents: They are used for melting ice and snow, mainly replacing salt for snow and ice removal on urban roads, highways, airports, ports, bridges, and other facilities. Some snowmelt agents can also be used as rapid melting agents and antifreeze additives for winter construction projects. However, snowmelt agents are highly corrosive to the metal parts of a car body, causing significant corrosion to the car's chassis and reducing the service life of car tires. Snowmelt agents not only corrode the metal structure of the vehicle body but also affect the wiring. Although vehicles are equipped with sealing protection measures for wiring during production, such as salt spray resistance tests, as long as the vehicle is driven on the road, it will be impacted by sand and gravel, which is a major source of wear. Over time, this will lead to a decrease in the sealing of the wiring, allowing snowmelt agents to penetrate the wiring and cause corrosion and short circuits.
