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Xraydav

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Hi, this would be my bathroom and the only place I have to do it. The door has a small gap at the top and the bottom, so would I need to seal it off anyway? How much Hydrogen sulfide would I need for this space? Is it small enough? I am in a row of townhouses, so would other units smell it and realize something is wrong? I would be way down in my basement. How many hours would I have to be left for? Thanks
 

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Praestat_Mori

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It's not possible to say from the pictures how much volume your bathroom has. Just measure it and calculate it.

Almost certainly the H2S will alarm people when they smell rotten eggs from miles away. This method is highly dangerous for other people nearby.

Have you considered the CO method? Imo that's better.


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Hi, this would be my bathroom and the only place I have to do it. The door has a small gap at the top and the bottom, so would I need to seal it off anyway? How much Hydrogen sulfide would I need for this space? Is it small enough? I am in a row of townhouses, so would other units smell it and realize something is wrong? I would be way down in my basement. How many hours would I have to be left for? Thanks
Be careful of H2S. It can harm others in the building
 
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