Don't Leave Heat-Sensitive Items Inside

Bullhead City temperatures can become extreme, and the inside of a parked RV, boat, or enclosed storage space can get significantly hotter than the temperature outside. Before storing your vehicle, take a few minutes to remove anything that could be damaged, melt, leak, expand, or become unsafe when exposed to prolonged heat.

Items such as electronics, medications, batteries, candles, cosmetics, certain toiletries, food, adhesives, and pressurized containers may not be designed to withstand extreme temperatures. Always check product labels and manufacturer storage recommendations if you’re unsure.

Don’t forget to check cabinets, drawers, consoles, storage compartments, refrigerators, and under seats. It’s easy for smaller items to be forgotten when packing up after a trip.

Friendly Tip: Before you lock up and head home, do one final heat-sensitive-item sweep. A few minutes now can help protect your belongings—and your RV, boat, or recreational vehicle—while it’s stored in the Arizona heat.