Firefighters Warn Public Of Dangers Of Leaving Water Bottles In Cars

As summer heats up, firefighters are warning: a plastic water bottle left in your car can start a fire.
Here’s why: sunlight hits the bottle, the water inside magnifies the light like a lens, and—boom—it can ignite your seat fabric.

It’s happened before. A firefighter in Idaho returned to a smoking car seat—caused by a forgotten bottle.

How to stay safe:
✅ Don’t leave water bottles in direct sun
✅ Store them in the glovebox or shade
✅ Use opaque or insulated bottles

It’s a simple habit to change—and it could save your car, or more.

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