This month, due to the plague, the electric car stopped downstairs, and the property sprayed disinfectant every day. As a result, the stainless steel lock was corroded and rusted, and the rubber wheel

This month, due to the plague, the electric car stopped downstairs, and the property sprayed disinfectant every day. As a result, the stainless steel lock was corroded and rusted, and the rubber wheel was also corroded? I will.

Commonly used chlorine-containing disinfectants (such as 84 disinfectant and chlorine-containing disinfectant effervescent tablets). ) and peracetic acid are corrosive to some extent. Among them, the corrosion of metal is more serious, and it can be clearly seen that "stainless steel locks are corroded and rusted".

Electric vehicle tires are rubber products, which will also be corroded by acid and alkali chemicals. It's just that the damage of the sprayed disinfectant to the tire may not be obvious, and it may not be visible to the naked eye.