SouzaBr
Member
- Jul 19, 2026
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Help me to see if is something wrog that i need to fix.
ITEMS AND INFO:
1. 3kg of charcoal
2. barbecue grill
3. bricks
4. electrical tape or silver tape
5. adhesive tape
6. paper and cooking oil
7. pack of ice
A bathroom with 8 cubic meters.
METHOD:
The first thing I'm going to do is seal the ceiling of my bathroom using adhesive tape because it's easier to remove later and doesn't damage the property, the tape should cover the entire ceiling, I need to do this because the ceiling is one of those that are pieces fitted together made of pvc. In sequence I will fill a bag the size of my torso with ice and leave it in the freezer, I will use the bag to cover my body and avoid the heat of entering the bathroom.
The next step will be to light something around 3kg of charcoal using paper and cooking oil on the barbecue, I will do this indoors near a window, because I live in a building. When all the coals are lit and the fire is out, I'll move the grill into the bathroom on top of the bricks, then I'll come out of the bathroom and seal the door with electrical tape or silver tape and wait for the CO levels to rise. I don't have a CO meter or money for one that can do the job, so I used AI to figure out when to go into the bathroom.
According to Gemini, under these conditions, the CO levels will reach between 10.000ppm and 15.000ppm in two hours. I would use those two hours to drink a little bit of alcohol and mentally prepare myself to face the fate, maybe even look for someone here to talk to. After two hours and 10 minutes waiting, I'm going to grab the bag of ice, I'm going to take the tape out off the door, quickly enter the bathroom and breathe, hoping a lot that it will work out. Tell me if i'm missing something important. Thanks.
I'm only using 3kg of charcoal because it seems to be suficcient and much charcoal may produces unbearable heat. Tell me if i'm wrong.
ITEMS AND INFO:
1. 3kg of charcoal
2. barbecue grill
3. bricks
4. electrical tape or silver tape
5. adhesive tape
6. paper and cooking oil
7. pack of ice
A bathroom with 8 cubic meters.
METHOD:
The first thing I'm going to do is seal the ceiling of my bathroom using adhesive tape because it's easier to remove later and doesn't damage the property, the tape should cover the entire ceiling, I need to do this because the ceiling is one of those that are pieces fitted together made of pvc. In sequence I will fill a bag the size of my torso with ice and leave it in the freezer, I will use the bag to cover my body and avoid the heat of entering the bathroom.
The next step will be to light something around 3kg of charcoal using paper and cooking oil on the barbecue, I will do this indoors near a window, because I live in a building. When all the coals are lit and the fire is out, I'll move the grill into the bathroom on top of the bricks, then I'll come out of the bathroom and seal the door with electrical tape or silver tape and wait for the CO levels to rise. I don't have a CO meter or money for one that can do the job, so I used AI to figure out when to go into the bathroom.
According to Gemini, under these conditions, the CO levels will reach between 10.000ppm and 15.000ppm in two hours. I would use those two hours to drink a little bit of alcohol and mentally prepare myself to face the fate, maybe even look for someone here to talk to. After two hours and 10 minutes waiting, I'm going to grab the bag of ice, I'm going to take the tape out off the door, quickly enter the bathroom and breathe, hoping a lot that it will work out. Tell me if i'm missing something important. Thanks.
I'm only using 3kg of charcoal because it seems to be suficcient and much charcoal may produces unbearable heat. Tell me if i'm wrong.
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