Will Alcohol Left in a Car Self-Ignite in Summer?

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Sealed medical alcohol stored in a car will not self-ignite, but there are still certain safety risks. It is best not to keep alcohol in the vehicle. Here are some considerations regarding storing alcohol in a car: From a safety perspective: It is not recommended to store alcohol in a car because its ignition point is only 20 degrees Celsius. If the temperature inside the car gets too high, it may cause combustion. From the perspective of car interior usage: If the car's seats or steering wheel are made of genuine leather, spraying alcohol directly onto the leather can cause damage. From a usage method standpoint: For genuine leather interiors, you can spray a small amount of alcohol onto a cleaning cloth and wipe the surface, then quickly dry the wiped area. If disinfection is not frequent, this method can be used.