How often do we read warnings and cautions on the products? Probably not, but this story out of Missouri proves that to read the labels on packages is not excessive. Sometimes it may simply save a life – your own or someone else.
According to residents of the St. Louis (Missouri), her 19-year-old daughter left a bottle of dry shampoo in your car for the entire day, and when he returned, he discovered that the container exploded and blew a hole in the hatch on the roof of the car.
Christine Bader, Debrecht told that her daughter left a spray can with dry shampoo in the closed center console of the car on Wednesday — and in the heat the balloon is exploded.
I really feel like I need to spread the word about this and hopefully prevent others from experiencing this damage or…
Geplaatst door Christine Bader Debrecht op Donderdag 19 september 2019
«He tore off the console cover with hinges, shot through the sunroof of the car and up into the air high enough to land at a distance of about 50 feet,» the woman wrote on his page in Facebook and published a really awesome photo.
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As it turned out, a bottle of dry shampoo Equate beauty was a warning about the inadmissibility of overheating.
«I just want to remind you and your children: listen to these warnings. Read them on labels and packages. Please do not leave aerosol cans (especially dry shampoo) in your car, especially in hot weather,» said Christina.
Debrecht added that she is extremely grateful that her daughter was not in the car at the time, and that no one was hurt.
