perpetualsomnolence
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- Jun 21, 2023
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For death via carbon monoxide poisoning can I essentially just light a shit tonne of BBQ coal on fire in an enclosed space and it'll work?
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Wait til the smoke is gone , ive tried it in my closet as a test with 2 charcoal briquettes, i had to get out because of the smoke. Too hard.
The best way is to let it burn outside , when its ash grey with no smoke, bring it inside, it will still release carbon monoxide.
Barbecue fumes caused tent death - BBC News
A woman who died while sleeping in a tent with a smouldering charcoal barbecue suffered "classic" carbon monoxide poisoning, an inquest in Gwynedd hears.
www.bbc.co.uk
They brought the charcoal 5 hours after cooking and it still released co and get killed.Last edited:Upvote 0
Silent Raindrops
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- Feb 3, 2024
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I had to look it up and see for myself. Seems like a lot to go through just inhaling tank fumes.
Also, I looked up CO tank.Attachments
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