People often say that danger is impossible to prevent completely and we always encounter potential dangers in our daily lives. Therefore, to protect the safety of ourselves and our children, we need to pay more attention to every detail of life. Otherwise, carelessness will cause irreparable consequences.
Open the refrigerator door and an unexpected e.x.p.l.o.s.i.o.n occurred causing serious consequences
The heartbreaking incident occurred in an apartment in Shanghai City (China) causing a 5-year-old boy to have to get 38 stitches on his face.
Because Shanghai’s weather in the summer is very hot and he really likes carbonated drinks, the boy put the can of water in the freezer so that the water could cool quickly.
Unfortunately, when he happily took out the can of water to drink, right at the moment he opened the lid of the can, a loud bang was heard, the soft drink splashed everywhere and the can broke, causing a terrible accident.
According to doctors, recently, many patients have been hospitalized for the same reason – using soft drink cans incorrectly, especially putting them in the freezer, causing unfortunate consequences.
3 things you absolutely must not put in the freezer if you don’t want the refrigerator to ᴇxᴘʟᴏᴅᴇᴅ
The habit of putting all food and drinks in the refrigerator, especially the freezer, to help cool quickly and immediately is a bad habit that many people have. This habit will cause many extremely dangerous consequences that directly affect the function and lifespan of the refrigerator, even endangering the user.
1. Carbonated drinks
At the top of the list are carbonated drinks. Canned carbonated soft drinks should not be stored in the freezer if you want to prolong the life of the refrigerator.
When placing carbonated drink cans in the freezer, the temperature of the water in the can will decrease very quickly while the mass of the water increases. When the mass of water increases beyond the “capacity” of the can, the shape of the can will slowly change, along with the release of CO2 gas, the can will be under extremely high pressure and can explode at any time.
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