Method Overwhelmed by Spontaneous CO poisoning

[awfullife]

I've done a significant amount of research on CO methodology and I'm aware of the challenges Captain T and many others have faced with this method but I was curious why there has not been much mention of doing a build up of CO in a garage and then entering it to suddenly pass out and die.

I was thinking:

1. Start a generator and let it run for a couple hours
2. Start a leaf blower and do the same (Leaf blower put out a significant CO PPM if you didn't know)
3. Maybe running my dad's old truck in there as well.

And then just walking in there and being overwhelmed and being dead.

This would eliminate some of the common complaints about the discomforts of being in the space while the toxic fumes are slowly built up.

 

[talktomeee]

I haven't done much research on this. Have you considered other methods? Do you like it because it is quick and seemingly painless? I would think a lot of people wouldn't want to do this because they live with other people so the likelihood of getting caught is high.

 

[awfullife]

I would time it out so there was a window of opportunity for me to succeed. Only problem is my dad would be the one to find me and i struggle with that

 

[GerMann]

Start a generator and let it run for a couple hours* -> could work, there is no catalysator, some have put such a e-generator inside a car, the gen. stopps when there is no more Oxigen, ->*should not wait too long.

 

[justanotherday]

I've done a significant amount of research on CO methodology and I'm aware of the challenges Captain T and many others have faced with this method but I was curious why there has not been much mention of doing a build up of CO in a garage and then entering it to suddenly pass out and die.

I was thinking:

1. Start a generator and let it run for a couple hours
2. Start a leaf blower and do the same (Leaf blower put out a significant CO PPM if you didn't know)
3. Maybe running my dad's old truck in there as well.

And then just walking in there and being overwhelmed and being dead.

This would eliminate some of the common complaints about the discomforts of being in the space while the toxic fumes are slowly built up.

If found, one can end up with brain damage and asthma. I survived this and now have asthma and sometimes my thinking is not clear.

 

[GerMann]

@justanotherday what did you use? Car/Generator?

 

[justanotherday]

A classic car( 1980), which cars that age will do the trick, because they have carburetors.
I was found, so that is why I am still here on this miserable planet.

A classic car( 1980), which cars that age will do the trick, because they have carburetors.
I was found, so that is why I am still here on this miserable planet.

Also, it is not painless.....it is the sickest feeling.... you get dizzy as hell, want to throw up, and choke.

 

[GerMann]

Thats bad, nobody like such worse afterlife.

 

[justwhy?]

Would the CO2 not be at levels that would cause discomfort by the time the CO levels were high enough?

 

[issyishere]

this seems like a bad idea. what if somebody else walks in after you and also gets overwhelmed? i have heard of cases of paramedics dying after a room filled with pure nitrogen and they were trying to resuscitate the victim when they also passed out and died.

 

[a.h]

I've done a significant amount of research on CO methodology and I'm aware of the challenges Captain T and many others have faced with this method but I was curious why there has not been much mention of doing a build up of CO in a garage and then entering it to suddenly pass out and die.

I was thinking:

1. Start a generator and let it run for a couple hours
2. Start a leaf blower and do the same (Leaf blower put out a significant CO PPM if you didn't know)
3. Maybe running my dad's old truck in there as well.

And then just walking in there and being overwhelmed and being dead.

This would eliminate some of the common complaints about the discomforts of being in the space while the toxic fumes are slowly built up.

Actually in CO thread people have said they had built up 10000ppm- 12000ppm CO in their car as a test. After that I guess they did it since they left the forum.

 

[dmsdnd18]

I always hear stories about people accidentally dying from running a generator inside. The boy from the michelle carter case had like a pump or something running inside his truck..

Not sure where you live if you get snow but also see stories where people die from sitting in their car while warming it up and not clearing the snow from the exhaust pipe. Looking for more info on this if its more an exception than a rule type thing