For many people, the car becomes a storage space. However, some things should never be kept in the car, especially when they come into direct contact with the sun. Here's what it's all about:
drugs
Most medicines should be kept at room temperature. The heat in the car is unlikely to make the medicine directly harmful, but it can make it less effective.
Sun cream
The active ingredients in sunscreen break down at high temperatures. Leaving these products in the car in the heat reduces their effectiveness. In addition, the heat can cause an explosion that can make a mess of the car.
Water bottles
Studies have linked BPA and phthalates, chemicals found in plastic water bottles, to various health conditions and diseases. Leaving these bottles in the sun for a long time and heating them can cause these chemicals to settle in the water. In addition, if the bottle stays in the vehicle for some time, microorganisms can also appear in it.
Handbag
Leaving your purse or wallet behind makes your car a target for thieves, even if you've locked the doors or taken valuables out of your purse.
wine
If the bottle gets too hot, it affects the taste and the liquid can run around the cork or be pushed out, spoiling the wine.
tin
On the label, it is emphasized that the cans should not be stored at certain temperatures. As the temperature of the product increases, so does the internal pressure. In rare cases the heat in the car can become so intense that the aerosol explodes, especially if you leave it in direct sunlight.
Lipstick
Your favorite lipstick doesn't have much chance of 'surviving' the high summer temperatures.
Glasses
Do not leave your glasses in the car, especially if it is in a place where the sun's rays fall. Heat can warp plastic frames