Firefighters Notify Public Of Dangers Of Leaving Water Bottles In Cars

Firefighters Warn: Don’t Leave Water Bottles in Hot Cars

Firefighters are warning that plastic water bottles left in cars can start fires. Sunlight shining through the bottle can focus heat onto flammable materials, like car seats, acting like a magnifying glass.

One firefighter in Idaho found his seat smoldering after a bottle sparked a fire. To stay safe, keep bottles out of direct sunlight—store them in the glove box or use opaque bottles.

A small change can prevent a serious fire. Stay aware this summer.

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