What should be paid attention to when sleeping in a car with air conditioning on in summer?
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Be sure to leave a gap in the window to prevent suffocation. In a closed car with the air conditioning on, a large amount of carbon monoxide is produced. In just over 20 minutes, the carbon monoxide concentration will exceed the standard severely, causing a noticeable feeling of suffocation. Additional Information The following are the hazards of sleeping in a car: 1. Harmful to the body: The limited space in the car can lead to muscle fatigue and stiff neck when sleeping inside. In severe cases, it may even cause facial paralysis. 2. Prone to catching a cold: When the temperature is low, leaving the car doors and windows open can easily lead to catching a cold. 3. Prone to poisoning: With the doors closed, it is easy to suffer from oxygen deprivation and carbon monoxide poisoning. In high temperatures, oxygen deprivation can accelerate.