Why Shouldn't You Leave Water in the Car?
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The reason why water should not be left in the car is that it can easily create hazards. The details are as follows: Under high-temperature conditions: Plastic bottles release harmful substances under high temperatures. Qualified beverage bottles and mineral water bottles are required to be made of food-grade plastic, which contains polyethylene, polypropylene, and trace amounts of catalysts. Mineral water bottles are not resistant to high temperatures and will deform when the temperature exceeds 70 degrees Celsius. During summer, the temperature inside vehicles can be quite high. Once polyethylene is exposed to high temperatures or corroded by acidic solutions, it will gradually dissolve and release an organic solvent harmful to human health. Safety hazards: Under high-temperature conditions, it is best not to store bottled water or beverages in the car. If stored, avoid drinking them casually to prevent health risks from spoilage. Additionally, many items left in the car can become safety hazards, such as perfumes and lighters, which can cause fires.