Method How effective would light my room on fire so I could die from CO intoxication?

[Anterops]

Hey, first post here I'm thinking how long would take to be unconscious if I lighted my entire room in fire.

It's a small room with some wood furniture + charcoal

I wouldn't want to die cremated, but by inhaling the fumes I feel like its a good way of dying and not leaving anything behind

 

[smh]

bad idea!

 

[NearlyIrrelevantCake]

Effectiveness aside, this is a terrible method that could easily injure and kill many other innocent people when the fire spreads.

 

[TheHolySword]

Please do not do this. You are risking the lives and safety of others. There are much better and more effective methods that will not cause immediate dangers to innocent people.

 

[lacustra]

Nice first post

 

[mattoman]

Don't do it. Above mentioned risking others lives as well, but it's also a possibility that you'll just end up hurting/permanently damaging yourself in case someone notices and you'll be rescued.

 

[L'absent]

For this we need a certain and definitive method with carbon monoxide. Otherwise these things will happen and no one wants other people to be involved. In the meantime, I am awaiting the detailed procedure for producing carbon monoxide capable of causing loss of consciousness in just 3 breaths (maximum) and causing death in just a few minutes, without symptoms and without pain. The post is the "death by detergent" one. In that post we mainly talk about death with hydrogen sulphide, always painless and very rapid. However, we need clarification on preparation.

 

[Anterops]

Nice first post

sorry I'm desperate, I just want this shit to end

 

[maniac116]

You could put others, including your entire neighborhood as well as firefighters in grave danger.
Please don't endanger innocent people!

 

[AuroraB]

do not even try this. aside from hurting others, you could end up surviving with 3rd degree burns.