Apa coclită din sticla de plastic lăsată în mașină nu este mortală, dar nici bine nu-ți face

Leaving bottled water in a car during summer can lead to the migration of harmful substances from plastic into the water, especially at high temperatures. While the water may taste and smell normal, this does not guarantee its safety. Studies indicate that exposure to heat and sunlight accelerates the release of substances like antimony, which can be harmful in high concentrations. The risk increases with prolonged exposure and higher temperatures. Additionally, opened bottles can develop bacteria, especially if left in warm conditions. Cooling or boiling the water does not eliminate these migrated substances. It is advisable to avoid leaving plastic bottles in hot cars and to use reusable containers for long trips.