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Richard Langford
An ordinary older guy.
- Jan 10, 2025
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I've been looking at this but I have some questions (I suppose pertinent to the UK).
(1) I want to pass in my own bed. Would I be able to do the whole process in a room therefore say in a metal bucket (with a lid slightly open to avoid sparks). We're in Winter in the UK, doing it outside and then bringing it inside might cause suspicion off the neighbours. Or do I start it outside to get it going to bring in? I'd also need a grill and foil to put the bucket on to not cause a fire.
(2) Does it smell? It's a silent killer but does it reek?
(3) Somebody mentioned to me that UK charcoal possibly had been changed to limit this going on. Anyone UK aware?
(4) Like lots of Brits I have a connected property. What's the chance of the CO passing to such through a wall or loft space (going up and down)? No one wants to harm other people.
(5) My plan would be to seal the room prior as well as possible. Take some Benzos a good bit before. Leave the charoal to it in said bucket with an ajar lid. Go to bed. Workable?
(1) I want to pass in my own bed. Would I be able to do the whole process in a room therefore say in a metal bucket (with a lid slightly open to avoid sparks). We're in Winter in the UK, doing it outside and then bringing it inside might cause suspicion off the neighbours. Or do I start it outside to get it going to bring in? I'd also need a grill and foil to put the bucket on to not cause a fire.
(2) Does it smell? It's a silent killer but does it reek?
(3) Somebody mentioned to me that UK charcoal possibly had been changed to limit this going on. Anyone UK aware?
(4) Like lots of Brits I have a connected property. What's the chance of the CO passing to such through a wall or loft space (going up and down)? No one wants to harm other people.
(5) My plan would be to seal the room prior as well as possible. Take some Benzos a good bit before. Leave the charoal to it in said bucket with an ajar lid. Go to bed. Workable?
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