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- Apr 10, 2025
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I was browsing the web and found a news article where a family lost consciousness because of a BBQ used as a heater...
www.abc.net.au
Knowing that the charcoal method exists (and that illogical accidents can occur), I am wondering... was this really an accidental poisoning or if someone actually had a death wish and the BBQ was their way out.
www.unsw.edu.au
www.abc.net.au
PS: I read the article further, 3 of 5 ppl were unconscious and emergency services were called... so ig death wish was less likely
Sydney family lucky to be alive after inhaling carbon monoxide from outdoor BBQ used to heat home
Three people were left unconscious at the Wentworthville residence, with fire crews saying the carbon monoxide levels inside the home were more than four times the dangerous limit.
www.abc.net.au
Knowing that the charcoal method exists (and that illogical accidents can occur), I am wondering... was this really an accidental poisoning or if someone actually had a death wish and the BBQ was their way out.
Snug but unsafe: your heater may be harming your health. What are your safest choices?
Any heater that burns fuel without adequate ventilation is dangerous in a home – and none are as safe or efficient as a reverse-cycle air conditioner.
www.unsw.edu.au
Sydney family lucky to be alive after inhaling carbon monoxide from outdoor BBQ used to heat home
Three people were left unconscious at the Wentworthville residence, with fire crews saying the carbon monoxide levels inside the home were more than four times the dangerous limit.
www.abc.net.au
PS: I read the article further, 3 of 5 ppl were unconscious and emergency services were called... so ig death wish was less likely
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