If you drive a car on a daily basis, you should understand one of the latent dangers that can attack your health while driving a car.
One of the dangers that can be fatal for you can arise from car air conditioning. You should recognize the dangers of turning on your car's AC after being parked in the hot sun.
When you get into your car after parking in the hot sun, the first thing you want to do is turn on the air conditioner.
Everyone wants to turn on the car air conditioner immediately to cool down the cabin air.
However, you should know that there are dangers lurking in the cabin air and car air conditioning ducts after the car has been in the sun.
Cabin air exposed to the sun actually contains benzene gas.
Benzene gas is dangerous because it is a cancer-causing carcinogen.
Actually, benzene gas is a toxic gas that comes from the evaporation of the car's interior material itself.
When exposed to the heat of the sun, most car interior panels are made of synthetic materials such as polymers with chemical admixtures.
During sun exposure, a reaction will occur that lifts benzene gas into the air.
The toxic gas will be in the cabin air that also enters the air conditioning ducts.
When the car air conditioner is activated, air mixed with benzene gas circulates and can be inhaled.
For this reason, you should not immediately turn on the car air conditioner, especially when the cabin is closed.
Even if you've just been outside in the heat, when you get in the car, try to open the car door or glass as soon as the car air conditioner turns on so that the air circulation can come out first.
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