The biggest considerations about whether you can or should leave groceries in the car should include:
Eggs, fresh produce, fresh vegetables should never be left in freezing temps.
Canned goods, glass goods can freeze and explode.
Milk is safe but it also expands during freezing and can crack the plastic jug.
If your car was as cold as a refrigerator, yes. If not, then it depends how long you left the food in the car and what temperature the meat reached. If you are in doubt about the safety of the meat, do not use it.
Groceries can be left in the car for a while as long as there is nothing refrigerated or frozen. These items should not stay out of cool places for long.
I wouldn't call it a recommended practice, especially in the case of perishable goods.
Gift-wrap it and leave it in the back seat of your car overnight.
The trunk of my car is filled with groceries
Ya but you need cautious or you can be killed by carbon dioxide (the silent killer)
car will only rust id moisture can get thru the paint. other than that, leave it in the garage
Yes, it could. If the battery gets too low it may not start.
Homonyms of "lift" could include "elevate" or "hoist," which both mean to raise something from a lower to a higher position.
Leave the car parked unlocked on a large city street overnight. The radio should be gone by morning.
Pour 5W30 motor oil on it, and then cover it in sawdust, leave it overnight, then blowdry it. Finally, vacuum it up and dry with a papertowel. Voila!
Yes
Q: Can you camp overnight at wembley? A: Probably, yes you can sleep in your car.
easy leave a little crack in the window to keep it cool=) if it does not work make sure its cooler!!
An automatic car starter can be especially helpful if the owner lives in a colder region because during the winter they could start it and have it warm by the time they are ready to leave. It also goes for the summer where the car could be cool by the time they are ready to leave.