How Long Does It Take for Alcohol Sprayed in the Car to Evaporate?

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LaAlexandra
07/29/25 11:24am
Alcohol sprayed inside the car generally evaporates within 10 minutes. Opening the car windows for timely ventilation can accelerate the evaporation process. When spraying alcohol in the car, it should be done after turning off the engine and powering down the vehicle. After spraying, the car should be parked in a cool and safe location with the doors open to allow the alcohol to evaporate quickly. Avoid using any disinfectant or alcohol to directly wipe leather parts or chrome-plated decorations in the car, as this may cause corrosion, discoloration, whitening, or other irreversible damage to the leather or interior components. If no other disinfectants are available and alcohol must be used for car disinfection, ensure that the process is conducted safely.
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