H2S Method for CTB. Discovered the ingredients needed for mixture.

[SolitaryEcho]

Hiya, this is my maiden post to this site. As alluded via title, I am harvesting some resources onto 'possible' CTB method with H2S a while ago on the web.

During my leisure, I have found a source which is ostensibly selling 5L of Hydrochloric Acid at a concentration of 36%. As far as I am aware, for the concoction to be most deadly the concentration has to exceed around 10%

Subsequently, I have also found 5L of Lime Sulphur fungicide. It seems I have more than plenty ingredients I would need to CTB.

In addition I'd also need a bucket to bond the chemicals in.

I am planning on carrying the concoction inside a relatively small wardrobe so I'd envisage the gas will disperse at a swift pace before I pass out. And yes, I will make sure to post labels indicating the presence of H2S for when the emergency services eventually find me. Seems like I have ticked the boxes to hypothetically carry out this method.

If there is anything else I need to be wary about in regards to ingredients or something I have totally glossed over, then be sure to advise me.

 

[sayire]

Is this in apartment complex? Too risky to others if it is.

H2S stinks pretty bad. But reliable.

 

[GrizzlyGrapefruit]

This method gained a lot of traction back in 2017 if i recall correctly.

Typically, you wouldn't go through with it in your house, a hotel, etc. Most people would do it in their care or in a tent with signs posted to prevent others from getting hurt.

 

[SolitaryEcho]

Yeah there does seem to be a load of risk involving the gas leaking out the building. Lugging a tent around London for one would seem a little conspicuous across the public; rather not pique the publics curiosity of setting up a tent inside the park. I don't have a car with me either which really restricts things at this point.

Unless I insert some sellotape of a strong type such as duct tape around the gap between the entrance door & around the outer gaps of the wardrobe, then maybe it'd lessen the spread to an extent.

You don't have many options remaining in London other than CTB at an Underground station and traumatise the driver. There's not that many accessible rooftops as well. Some of the tallest ones out there has glass safety barriers enforced incase one does lose balance or 'jump'

 

[sayire]

Yeah there does seem to be a load of risk involving the gas leaking out the building. Lugging a tent around London for one would seem a little conspicuous across the public; rather not pique the publics curiosity of setting up a tent inside the park. I don't have a car with me either which really restricts things at this point.

Unless I insert some sellotape of a strong type such as duct tape around the gap between the entrance door & around the outer gaps of the wardrobe, then maybe it'd lessen the spread to an extent.

You don't have many options remaining in London other than CTB at an Underground station and traumatise the driver. There's not that many accessible rooftops as well. Some of the tallest ones out there has glass safety barriers enforced incase one does lose balance or 'jump'

sorry that your options are limited. between traumatize one driver vs putting someone else life in danger, sounds like the previous is lesser harm.