What other things should you check?
Sensitive containers like hair sprays or deodorants
Keep all sensitive jars away from direct sunlight or fire. The baking spray ought to be kept a long way from burners and stoves, and hairspray should never do used to light a fire — regardless of what entertainment films show you.
Alcohol
Make it a rule of thumb to store alcohol in a place that is safe from direct sunlight and excessive heat. Always keep the cap tight of the container to stay away from dissipation.
Cooking oil
Store cooking oil in cool, dry places that keep a consistent temperature. Try not to leave it on the burner while cooking, and don’t dump it when you’re finished with it. Discard cooking oil in a fixed holder — ideally non-recyclable — and toss it out with your domestic trash.
Gas and other fuels
Store gas and other fuels away from rain and in a covered, all-around ventilated region, yet not in your home. Never smoke, strike a match or fabricate a fire close to combustible holders.
Nail paint cleaner
Ensure the cap is safely on the container. Store it in a cool spot with even temperatures to forestall staining and destabilization of the chemical inside. It’ll guard you against fire dangers and preserve your nail paint remover for a longer time.