On a hot summer day, it’s common to toss a few things into the car and forget about them. A water bottle in the cup holder, groceries in the back seat, a backpack on the floor—most of us have done it without thinking twice.
But as temperatures climb, your parked car can quickly become much hotter than the air outside. In just a short time, the inside of a vehicle can reach dangerous temperatures, turning ordinary household items into unexpected safety hazards.
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