Calculate the room volume! It's not impossible to fill any room with a lethal amount of CO but the smaller the room is the better it is. I'd say a conservatory may not be as airtight as it looks like. For the time CO needs to reach other rooms it's impossible to give an estimate here bc many factors play a role here, e.g. doors, thickness of walls, material and so on.
Calculate the room volume! It's not impossible to fill any room with a lethal amount of CO but the smaller the room is the better it is. I'd say a conservatory may not be as airtight as it looks like. For the time CO needs to reach other rooms it's impossible to give an estimate here bc many factors play a role here, e.g. doors, thickness of walls, material and so on.
Charcoal. I think you're right about the conservatory not being airtight enough unfortunately though…
Is there anyway way it would still be possible- surely it would just take longer?
Charcoal. I think you're right about the conservatory not being airtight enough unfortunately though…
Is there anyway way it would still be possible- surely it would just take longer?
You would need 0.135kg charcoal minimum / m³ (maybe to be sure, double that amount. Every year accidents happen to people who put their used BBQs inside their flats and go to sleep. They die by accident bc CO also kills u over many hours in low concentration. But don't count on that this isn't gonna work in an actual attempt to CTB.
Consider a 1-man tent in your conservatory for example. Did you read this guide?
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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