Will spraying insecticide in the car cause an explosion?
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Spraying insecticide in the car will not cause an explosion, but it must be done with proper ventilation and should not be sprayed when the car is at high temperatures. However, it is best not to spray it at all, as insecticide is toxic and can affect human health. Additionally, the composition of insecticide is quite complex and may contain oily substances that can adhere to the car's paint. Prolonged exposure can corrode the paint, so it's best to avoid using it. Below are some related measures after spraying insecticide: Close the windows: Spray cockroach spray, also known as insecticide, into the corners of the car, then close the windows and wait for a day to kill the cockroaches. Ensure proper ventilation: If you sprayed insecticide the night before, make sure to fully ventilate the car the next day before using it. Wait until the odor has completely dissipated before getting in the car. After killing the cockroaches, be sure to clean up properly.