UK Drivers Warned About Leaving Vapes in Cars

People often leave things in their cars.

The UK will be warm this weekend, so drivers should remove one thing from their cars. It will get hotter from May 22.

The temperature rise will make cars hot. Drivers should take vapes out of their cars.

Markus Lindblad warned about leaving vapes in hot cars and what to do if they overheat.

Vapes have batteries that can get damaged by heat. If left in a hot car, the vape battery can swell, leak, or explode.

Heat in a car can also make vape liquid leak or the tank expand. This can make a mess and irritate skin.

If a vape leaks in a car, do not use it and throw it away. Heat can also damage the vape, shorten its life, and harm its parts. If a vape causes a car fire, the owner may not be able to claim insurance.

Some insurance policies do not cover fires caused by vapes, so the car owner may have to pay for the damage.

If you leave your vape in a hot car, cool it down safely by putting it in a cool place or wiping it with a cold cloth.

If your vape gets too hot, do not put it in water to cool it down, as this can make the battery explode.

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