Fire department urgently reminds! In the hot summer, these 4 types of items must not be placed in the car →

The high temperature has continued in many places for several days.

Driving in hot weather,

How to avoid the heat and cool down scientifically?

Ensure driving safety?

Please check these safety tips.

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High temperature

Beware of the safety hazards of "heatstroke prevention tools"

Do you choose to spray a large amount of cooling spray to quickly cool down the car? Be careful! Using the "heat-proof magic tool" in this way poses a great safety hazard. Let's take a look at the simulation experiment conducted by firefighters. ↓

The firefighters sprayed a large amount of cooling spray inside the transparent box and then threw it into an open flame. The entire box was immediately surrounded by flames.

The fire department reminds that the "anti-heat artifacts" such as the Internet celebrity cooling spray, sunscreen spray, as well as floral water, perfume, etc., all contain certain flammable ingredients .

If excessive amount of spray is used inside a car or on human body, it will burn if it encounters open flame!

02

Under the sun

Don’t put these 4 types of items in your car

Under high temperatures and exposure to the sun, some items placed in the car may pose safety hazards and become "dangerous goods".

Under the scorching sun, the fire department used a thermal imaging camera to measure the temperature inside the car. The temperature inside the car quickly rose to 60°C, and the temperature of the dashboard under the scorching sun was as high as over 80°C!

The fire department reminds that car owners should try to reduce the time their vehicles are exposed to the sun in summer, and should not place the following four types of items in the car.

1. Lighters, sunscreen sprays, carbonated drinks and other pressure-bearing items that are prone to expansion when heated;

2. Toilet water, alcohol, etc., will produce flammable gas when volatilized;

3. Reading glasses, bottled water and other items with convex lens effects can generate concentrated light and heat, which can easily ignite combustibles in the car;

4. The batteries of electronic products such as power banks and mobile phones are prone to swell at high temperatures, posing the risk of explosion.

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High road temperature

Tire condition cannot be ignored

As the road temperature rises, problems such as car tire blowouts often occur, so remember to pay attention to the condition of the tires while driving.

Emergency braking should be avoided as much as possible when driving to avoid aggravating tread wear. In addition, non-standard tire pressure can also lead to excessive wear of tires and cause tire blowouts.

Traffic police said that excessive tire pressure can cause tire blowouts. Some car owners will choose to lower the tire pressure, but too low tire pressure can also cause tire blowouts.

Because when the tire pressure is too low, the sidewall of the tire will bend, and the weight of the car will cause the sidewall to break and burst due to constant friction.

In summer, after driving on the highway for several hours, you should stop the car and let it "rest" in the shade on the roadside so that the tires can cool down. However, do not spray water directly on the tires to cool them down, so as not to cause cracks in the tires and shorten their service life.

When driving in summer, please pay attention to safety and share this with your friends quickly!

Source: People's Daily Online, CCTV-1, "Evening News"