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- Mar 22, 2022
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I just tried. The download works and takes only seconds.Thank you!
All it did was prompt me to download GoldenPDF, which I did, and no file came through
I just tried. The download works and takes only seconds.Thank you!
All it did was prompt me to download GoldenPDF, which I did, and no file came through
I think a headache is the most common, but I wouldn't be surprised if some folks feel nauseous. Per some googling, other possible symptoms are weakness, dizziness, shortness of breath, confusion, blurred vision, and lost of conciousness.I've read that there are symptoms such as nausea, headache, vomiting, ECT. Is this actually the case or is it bullshit?
Thanks, I've read of people trying but getting overwhelmed by the headaches. I wonder how severe the headache is. Also heard of people vomiting a lot, not sure if it's bullshit or not.I think a headache is the most common, but I wouldn't be surprised if some folks feel nauseous. Per some googling, other possible symptoms are weakness, dizziness, shortness of breath, confusion, blurred vision, and lost of conciousness.
I'd say that if you want to go that route, then after getting everything set up, take a sleeping pill. If you are asleep, the nausea probably won't be as bad and the other symptoms, other than headache, wouldn't even be noticed.
In theory, yes. However each candle puts out such a small amount of carbon monoxide that it might be difficult to get enough candles burning for long enough to do the job. You'd definitely want a fairly small area, tightly sealed. You'd probably need large candles that will burn for quite a while -- none of those skinny tapers that you see in little candlesticks. I'm not sure if there is anything documented that would help you figure out how many candles would be needed for the space you are thinking of.Could you pass away from Carbon Monoxide by lighting a lot of candles in a small sealed tight room? The candles would be burning safely so they don't burn the place down.
You can´t light the BBQ in the bath room. You have to light it outside and bring it into the bathroom when there no flames anymore and the coal is well glowing. If it´s not possible find another place (car, van, caravan, rent a place with balcony or patio...).Thinking about charcoal in bathroom. My concern is there is a fire sprinkler at the ceiling. My understanding is fire or extreme heat will activate it. If I burn the charcoal in the bathroom will this activate it? I could run the bathroom fan at the start to help dissipate the heat/smoke until the charcoal is ready for inhalation. Just obviously don't want to set the sprinkler off. Anyone know?
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I have read it. Still don't know how to calculate that. At a guess, the caravan is 45m3. Just over 6kg should be right. So, 3 bags is sufficient....I think. Might just buy another to be absolutely certain that it's going to work. 45m3 x .135 . No one is going to find me so I don't want to wake up from this with brain damage, unable to move, dying slowly and painfully. At least I'm in the bush, on acreage. No one will complain about smoke.You should read this guide:
https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/charcoal-method-advice.94265/#post-1655792
You need at least 135 g coal per cubic meter of room air.
Minimum 135 g per cubic meter of room air x 45 cubic meter = appr. 6075 g. I would suggest to use two BBQ´s with each of the required amount of coal. If you can get a CO meter that goes up to 10.000 ppm or higher, you should buy one.I have read it. Still don't know how to calculate that. At a guess, the caravan is 45m3.
Yes. This is one reason why you have to seal the exit room perfectly from the inside. But the main reason is to keep up the CO concentration in the room. In order not to endanger other people who find you, you put a note on the outside of the door with the info "Danger. Carbon monoxid".There is probably already a post about this but I couldn't find it. I heard that this method endangered whoever found you because of the fumes. Is this true?
Haha! I'm the opposite. I totally like the plan.@KQuotientW The best and easiest way would be to measure the dimensions of the door and the space you need inside.
@stateofgrace No, don´t use briquetts. I don´t like your plan 1. to 5. at all. Better follow the guide. I don´t think you need sleeping pills, but if you want to take them, I would probably take them 15 minutes before you get into your car.
what dont you like about it? and what guide are you referring to? fliesenbourg?@KQuotientW The best and easiest way would be to measure the dimensions of the door and the space you need inside.
@stateofgrace No, don´t use briquetts. I don´t like your plan 1. to 5. at all. Better follow the guide. I don´t think you need sleeping pills, but if you want to take them, I would probably take them 15 minutes before you get into your car.