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I will write them here tomorrow and i might PM you aswell if that is ok.What are they?
3) How long do i wait before emptying the charcoal from the chimney starter into my bbq bucket, and then bringing the bucket inside the tent with me.
4) How do i stop my friends and family from trying to stop me as i am definitely so committed to doing this in the summer.
Thank you, were can i find the CO thread and can u help with questions 1 and 2.3) Others may need to confirm this, but what I understand from the CO thread is that the coals should be ash gray and cooled, no longer hot. From start (lighting them) to finish it will likely take a couple of hours. They should not be smoking at all.
4) They can't stop you if they don't know.
Which threads ones that I have wrote.3} Already answered before in previous threads. Please check the resource page for that info.
4) I can't answer that question because i have no idea about your friends and family's interaction with you.. or living situation. Maybe kill them before hand?
I'm looking for methods as I've tried various ways and I just need an easy method
How do I get on that thread I'm new to this
3) Others may need to confirm this, but what I understand from the CO thread is that the coals should be ash gray and cooled, no longer hot. From start (lighting them) to finish it will likely take a couple of hours. They should not be smoking at all.
4) They can't stop you if they don't know.
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So again, a few hours, I doubt it. Most likely until the smoke and flames clear. You should see the red embers just below the white ask surface of the coal.
From pending hours sorting through the CO megathread, watching a video of how the chimney starter works, and the guy on the megathread who tried a couple times with a tent (and ostensibly succeeded the second time), I disagree. It's a slow method that requires patience, up to two hours. Otherwise good end up with smoke inhalation problems rather than the desired CO inhalation. Also from reading the thread, coals give off more CO when cooled, for up to, if I recall correctly, 3-4 hours. That's why it's dangerous to bring a cooled-off barbecue into a tent.
Edit: I'm also comfortable that we disagree. The CO megathread is a mess. There is not a plan to follow like SN that has been researched and tested. I can't even find the posts of the guy I was talking about, so I don't want anyone to take my word for it. I've done enough research that I'm confident enough for how I specifically intend to do it. It may work, it may not.
From pending hours sorting through the CO megathread, watching a video of how the chimney starter works, and the guy on the megathread who tried a couple times with a tent (and ostensibly succeeded the second time), I disagree. It's a slow method that requires patience, up to two hours. Otherwise good end up with smoke inhalation problems rather than the desired CO inhalation. Also from reading the thread, coals give off more CO when cooled, for up to, if I recall correctly, 3-4 hours. That's why it's dangerous to bring a cooled-off barbecue into a tent.
Edit: I'm also comfortable that we disagree. The CO megathread is a mess. There is not a plan to follow like SN that has been researched and tested. I can't even find the posts of the guy I was talking about, so I don't want anyone to take my word for it. I've done enough research that I'm confident enough for how I specifically intend to do it. It may work, it may not.