UK weather: Warning to drivers over item that could explode in the car as temperatures soar
Parts of the country are set to be hotter than Ibiza this week - as temperatures are set to hit 20C and higher. However while you might be enjoying the good weather, experts are urging drivers not to leave their vapes in the car.
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With the sun shining and the mercury rising, you might be tempted to take a drive out to somewhere to make the most of it. But if you forget to take your vape with you, it could be at risk of exploding.
Markus Lindblad, Director from Haypp, reveals the dangers of leaving vapes in a car as the weather starts to get warmer and what to do if your vape overheats. Here’s all you need to know:
Vape risks during hot weather
Battery exploding
Markus explained: “All vapes require a battery to function, and these batteries are very sensitive to any extreme change in temperatures, especially heat. If you leave your vape in the car, and it's exposed to the sun for a long period of time, then the vape battery is at risk of swelling, leaking and in some cases, can potentially cause the battery to explode.”
Leaking vape juice
