Will Leaving Cigarettes in the Car in Summer Have Any Impact?
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Leaving cigarettes in the car in summer will have an impact. In terms of cigarette storage conditions, keeping them in the car can be problematic because the temperature inside the car can become very high during summer, potentially exceeding 50°C under direct sunlight. Cigarettes should be stored in a dry and cool place, so prolonged exposure to high temperatures can cause them to lose their original quality. Additional Information: 1. The ignition point of cigarettes requires at least 200°C, and even the paper of the cigarette needs at least 100°C, which is still below the ignition point. Unless a convex lens or magnifying glass is used to focus sunlight, and there is no wind to allow the temperature to rise rapidly beyond the ignition point of the cigarette. 2. Although cigarettes cannot ignite on their own, it is crucial not to leave lighters, perfumes, canned sodas, or other explosive items in the car to avoid accidents.