Car Safety Manual: What items cannot be placed in the car

Perhaps this issue will attract people's attention in the summer. But as long as these items are placed in the car, they will leave a "time bomb" for themselves and their cars. Therefore, try not to put these items in your car during our daily driving.

1. Lighters Many drivers have the habit of smoking in the car, and they are accustomed to putting gas lighters on the shelves of the center console. In fact, this is very dangerous because the gas in the disposable gas lighter will be thermally expanded and the plastic housing will explode due to heat. Once a fire is caused by the proximity of some fuel oil, flammable substances, etc. in the car, the consequences will be unimaginable.

2. Hair Emulsion Hair Emulsion and carbonated soda are similar to the lighter. The gas in the high-pressure tank is easy to expand after being heated. Plastic cases or metal cans can easily explode when exposed to heat, which can be very dangerous, either during driving or when parking.

3, batteries (digital cameras, MP3, mobile phones, etc.)

When the temperature inside the vehicle is high, the battery is placed in a high temperature environment for a long time, and there is a danger of bulging or even explosion. This requires the vehicle owner not to place the mobile phone battery, digital camera battery on the top of the center console of the solar energy directly in the car, and on the rack between the back row and the glass window.

4. Many disc owners have the habit of using CDs to listen to music in the car. If you neglect to place the disc directly on the dashboard or on the seat, it will be exposed to the sun and the disc will emit harmful gases. Harm to human health.

It is understood that the main raw material of the optical disc is poly-carbonate, which contains a large amount of bisphenol A, which is a toxic chemical raw material. When the temperature in the vehicle is above 60 degrees Celsius, the substance will easily diffuse into the air, causing air pollution in the vehicle. If the intake is excessive, it will lead to chronic poisoning; especially damage to the nervous system and blood circulation system will also have adverse effects on children's intellectual development.

In our daily use or driving process, try not to put these items in the car and develop a good habit of using the car. While eliminating potential safety hazards, it also reduces a lot of trouble for yourself. Although these items are very insignificant, in some specific situations, the harm it can do to us can be infinitely amplified.