Gas powered generators are almost everywhere in my country due to unstable power supply. I've seen cases on the news of people who had them running close to their rooms without proper ventilation, they usually don't wake up. My plan is to take some sleeping pills while I have the generator running in my room with all the windows shut. I feel that way is a peaceful painless exit, but I might be wrong. I would like to know if y'all think it's feasible.
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Absolutely, it doesn't even need to be in your room. It can even be outside of your window and leak in to kill you. There is a video I saw on yt where that happened.
Dying Knight
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- Sep 17, 2023
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If other people are under the risk of suffering from CO, this method is definitely bad, IMO.
