Will Shoes Left in the Car Get Damaged in Summer?
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Shoes left in the car during summer won't get damaged. However, due to the high temperatures, the trunk can get very hot, causing some rubber and wax on leather shoes to melt slightly, producing a foul odor. Below are some related tips for odor removal: Simple Ventilation to Eliminate Odors: Keep the windows open while driving to allow ventilation. When parked, avoid sealing the windows completely—leave a small gap to let odors escape. New cars inevitably have some odor, so avoid keeping the windows tightly closed and the air conditioning on recirculation mode for extended periods. Frequently opening the windows for fresh air is the best solution. If the car is parked for a long time, leave a small gap in the windows to help dissipate odors quickly. Precautions for Odor Removal: When placing fruit peels inside the car, remember to replace them regularly to prevent spoilage in the enclosed environment. If placing whole fruits in the car, avoid placing them directly on the dashboard or near the windshield to prevent potential hazards while driving.