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what happens if you use more or even double charcoal to make CO? Will the room just fill up faster? Will Creating more CO cause damage or just work better? I know it's not needed to use more, but a lot have failed the CO attempt and I don't want to be one of those people. I know it needs to be around 10,000. I have a meter to test also. Just curious about what it does.
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I was wondering what would happen if you used more or even double the amount of charcoal? Will the room fill up faster, CTB faster, or some other chemical reaction that could be bad happen? I understand the amount needed for a certain amount of space used. I’m talking in general not so much...
This caught my eye in that article about CO: "It is also an old myth that CO is able to penetrate walls and ceilings." I can definitely say it does penetrate walls and ceilings. I lived in a townhouse and left a car running in the downstairs garage,
went upstairs two floors above the garage, forgot about the running car and got CO poisoning by accident. Horrible headache and nauseous and dizzy.
The fact that the article even says such a thing makes me think that entire article is fake.
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Throw those 4 disposible BBQ in the garbage, buy 1 or 2 high quality BBQ and high quality coal (no briquettes) and follow this guide:
If you can afford it, buy a CO meter that goes up to at least 10000. Light the BBQ outside and bring it inside when the coal well glows. If you wanna use the trunk of your car, make sure you cover the floor with something non flammable and seal the car from the inside. Don´t forget the openings for the air conditioning and the pedals.
If you want to find out if 10,000 ppm has been reached, a 1,000 ppm co meter is of no use. I think most people don´t use a CO meter at all.
As I said before, I would always use 2 BBQ, each with the required amount of coal per cubic meter of room air. I would use 1 or 2 Weber® kettle grill or something similar.
I promise you I've been reading that for the past 2 weeks. I've had to take it in pieces due to having to look up words that I don't know what they mean and trying to understand the way the sentences are put together. You must have went to college and good at writing. Either that or a very high IQ.
I read many of the methods in here, and realize that I am dumb as fck haha. it's like someone presented a Master's Level physics course or something. I think it's a me problem tho
- You need a CO Meter (10000 ppm)
- may be available on Amazon depending on where you live
- dunno what it costs, depends, I guess from about 200-300$ and up.
- You need a CO Meter (10000 ppm)
- may be available on Amazon depending on where you live
- dunno what it costs, depends, I guess from about 200-300$ and up.
thank you for this. looking it up by what you put in bold is helpful. would prefer night-night but it seems a little more difficult. Made my own little things instead of the corn bags but then I'm like "how the F am I gonna tape these to my neck" Lol
You should use a torniquette or ratchet instead. But anyway imo NN has a high failure rate, it's difficult to find the exact places and you must defeat so much more SI imo.
i tried but failed charcoal burning. in the bathroom. but didint close bathroom cracks. took ciclobenzaprina and melatonina to sleep faster. i woke up in the hospital with my tongue bited. i dont know if it was a convulsion. the briquets i used 1.5 kg and I stayed from 9 am to 5 pm inside breathing the air. i dont know what i did wrong. im gonna try again but using 3 kg. some advice from you guys.
i tried recently. but failed. i used 1.5 kg in the bathroom. didint close the cracks around the door completly. somebody know what is wrong? i just woke up in the hospital with my tongue bited a lot. could be a convulsion. maybe i should use 3kg.
i tried recently. but failed. i used 1.5 kg in the bathroom. didint close the cracks around the door completly. somebody know what is wrong? i just woke up in the hospital with my tongue bited a lot. could be a convulsion. maybe i should use 3kg.
i tried but failed charcoal burning. in the bathroom. but didint close bathroom cracks. took ciclobenzaprina and melatonina to sleep faster. i woke up in the hospital with my tongue bited. i dont know if it was a convulsion. the briquets i used 1.5 kg and I stayed from 9 am to 5 pm inside breathing the air. i dont know what i did wrong. im gonna try again but using 3 kg. some advice from you guys.
Depending on the volume of your bathroom you should use at least 0.135kg charcoal / m³. You can double the amount and spread on 2 grills if necessary, seal the room (cracks, windows, door). CO is a little bit lighter than air, therefore you should not lie flat on the floor, position yourself higher up in the room. You won't need sedatives.
Most people just use some good tape to seal up the flap and zippers. Like that Foil tape that they use on duct work, not actually duct tape. Here's the deal on whether the CO is going to be able to pass through the fabric: I'm sure some will. It's a gas after all. You can go to additional trouble and line the entire inside of the tent with something else, like some kind of foil substrate, or maybe even plastic bags. Anything would help slow the amount of CO that escapes. I'm not sure if it's necessary, though. If you generate enough CO at a fast enough rate, I don't think you need to do all that. However, yes a meter is some money, but well worth it. You need to be 100% certain that what you are doing, i.e. you have the tent sealed well enough, you have enough charcoal generating enough CO, at a fast enough rate, to a high enough concentration, etc. What good would it be to only find out that you didn't get quite poisoned enough to kill you, but only enough to lose consciousness and suffer irreparable harm? You really need to do some trial runs, take measurements, get your ducks all in a row, so to speak, so that when you are ready, you can be certain of success. You need the meter. Look at it this way. It's way cheaper than buying N. The other thing is that you can use too little charcoal, but you can never use too much.
If you want to find out if 10,000 ppm has been reached, a 1,000 ppm co meter is of no use. I think most people don´t use a CO meter at all.
As I said before, I would always use 2 BBQ, each with the required amount of coal per cubic meter of room air. I would use 1 or 2 Weber® kettle grill or something similar.
Hi, I somehow came across this site after some furious google searching over the weekend. After trying and failing other methods over the past month I came across back to the idea of carbon monoxide and decided to dig further into charcoal burning, of which there are plenty discussions on this...
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Calculate the volume of your room/tent/car. How to calculate the volume? It's l x b x h ask google how to calculate volumes. The calculate the minimum required amount of charcoal which is 0.135 kg/m³ and double that amount.
Don't burn the charcoal inside, which is actually logic! Burn it outside until it doesn't smoke and looks "greyish", see guide.
Depending on the volume of your bathroom you should use at least 0.135kg charcoal / m³. You can double the amount and spread on 2 grills if necessary, seal the room (cracks, windows, door). CO is a little bit lighter than air, therefore you should not lie flat on the floor, position yourself higher up in the room. You won't need sedatives.
One more thing. Praestat_Mori said i dont need pill to sleep. But what about dizziness and headache? This might bother me. Another triyng my heart started to beat faster making me desist.
After months of trying to source N and anitemtics online and scammed a few times deciding to give up on this method. Sourcing N in Canada is impossible and scammed trying to source abroad and worried about wellness check etc
So have started thinking about CO method.
I am disabled and unable go out and about buying things. So have summarized this. I hope my understanding is right:
1. Buy hardwood charcoal online
2. Burn them in charcoal basket
3. once the flame dies , take into my car and sit with it.
4. close the AC went and tape the pedal floor areas
in my condition getting into a car with coal basket will be challenge. Any ideas pls. Also, since I dont drive, has to be be on my driveway
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