What are the hazards of placing mineral water in the car trunk?
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Under high temperatures, especially exceeding 70°C, mineral water bottles soften, making it easier for oxygen to penetrate the bottle and enter the water. This can lead to an earlier expiration of the mineral water. The insulation effect of PET material is very limited, and in the high-temperature environment of a car during summer, it may easily cause burns. Here are some precautions for the trunk: 1. Do not place flammable or explosive items: The trunk is an enclosed space where temperatures rise very quickly. If lighters, hairspray, or other flammable and explosive items are placed in the trunk, the combination of summer heat and long-distance travel can easily lead to explosions, with unimaginable consequences. 2. Do not store valuables: Placing valuables such as expensive cigarettes and alcohol in the trunk is actually very unsafe. Thieves are cunning, so it is absolutely not advisable to keep valuables in the car trunk.