Article on the Internet

[friendly99]

There is an article on the internet called ""These Chemical Combinations From Everyday Cleaning Products Can Be Deadly "".

 

[Oyoy]

I saw some info about deadly food combos. It said 72 chocolate bars would kill you but nobody has said it was possible to do on here.

 

[Empty Smile]

I saw some info about deadly food combos. It said 72 chocolate bars would kill you but nobody has said it was possible to do on here.

Is this eating 72 at one time? I'm pretty sure I've eaten more than 72 chocolate bars in my life and I'm still here.

 

[Gregorius]

I saw some info about deadly food combos. It said 72 chocolate bars would kill you but nobody has said it was possible to do on here.

That definitely hurts! If you survive what I think is very likely, I don't want to experience the toilet afterwards:d

 

[Throwmyselfaway]

Somewhere on the web it talks about a guy that died from drinking too much caffeine. I've drank 14 Red Bull in one sitting. Only thing that happened was I didn't sleep for 2 days and I couldn't drink a soda doe 2 weeks without bouncing off the walls.

 

[Partial-Elf]

In the case of household cleaners it's a real and viable (if seemingly dangerous and unpleasant) method. Essentially you mix things together in an enclosed space like a car and the fumes get you. The space also becomes super hazardous for anyone who finds you.

Source:

Dangerous Japanese 'Detergent Suicide' Technique Creeps Into U.S.

A suicide technique that mixes household chemicals to produce a deadly hydrogen sulfide gas became a grisly fad in Japan last year. Now it’s slowly seeping into the United States over the internet, according to emergency workers, who are alarmed at the potential for innocent causalities. At...

www.google.com

 

[UpandDownPrincess]

They are trying to prevent deaths among Americans who do not know how to clean and are freaked out by the COVID-19 scare.

It's not a how-to manual. Chemical suicide has nothing to recommend it, no matter what you read.

First responders can die, and they are stressed enough as it is. Google "chemical suicide cdc stacks" for a handy table.

If you don't get the proportions/ingredients just right, you could wind up with a nasty, painful experience reminiscent of a concentration camp.

You will become hazmat and likely turn yellow-gray. If you think your family's troubled by you turning blue, this will not make them feel better.

The reason this became common in Japan and called "detergent suicide" is because the active ingredients were present in everyday household cleaners in dangerous amounts. That has since been corrected, and some of the better ingredients have become more difficult to source in many places.

I feel like I'm leaving something out. Search and click on my other posts about this if you're still curious. Oh yeah, your car is totaled, too.

I know a lot about this if anyone has questions, but for now I'm off to bed. I'll get with you tomorrow.

 

[faust]

Hello, I did not find there any reliable and peaceful ways to go.
Plus it probably takes much time to pass away.
So I would select the ones which are there or in PePH.

 

[waterbottleman]

I saw some info about deadly food combos. It said 72 chocolate bars would kill you but nobody has said it was possible to do on here.

That sounds disgusting lol. You'd feel so bad eating 72 chocolate bars, the horrible stomach ache, the sugar crash.