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The "Aman" program warned of the danger of leaving bottles of perfumes and glass containers inside cars during the summer. High temperatures and concentrated sunlight can cause the bottles’ temperatures to rise, turning them into sources that could ignite a fire. Car temperatures can reach up to 70°C within an hour when outdoor temperatures are between 35-50°C, especially factoring in the car's color and seat materials. This increases the likelihood of a fire if the bottles are exposed to direct sunlight and come into contact with flammable materials.
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