Poison among cleaning supplies?

[deleted user 137373]

Can you give examples for poisons that are lethal, and can be found in cleaning supplies, or in the household? I dont care, if the death is painful, if I die within 1-2 hours. Thank you very much!

 

[Praestat_Mori]

There's nothing what is lethal and not highly dangerous for others (e.g. neighbors). That's not a good idea.

 

[itsalittlecold]

There's nothing what is really lethal. I'm sorry.

At this risk of been corrected by you again…
Would it be worth mentioning the hydrogen sulfide? Or is it the case of no longer been able to get them specific type of products anymore?

 

[Themogger]

If you're thinking of making h2s, your neighbors can probably smell it. Plus you risk putting other lives at risk. Same with chlorine gas

 

[itsalittlecold]

If you're thinking of making h2s, your neighbors can probably smell it. Plus you risk putting other lives at risk. Same with chlorine gas

Exactly why I wouldn't do it. It's been the method I've fantasised the most too. Had that in my mind for a couple of years, just too deadly and risky for me

 

[Praestat_Mori]

At this risk of been corrected by you again…
Would it be worth mentioning the hydrogen sulfide? Or is it the case of no longer been able to get them specific type of products anymore?

Like at @Themogger said. There are products that can produce very lethal gases but this is not only very unpleasant it's highly dangerous for neighbors and people who might find your corpse. There are really better methods. That's just my opinion.

 

[MatrixPrisoner]

Chlorie and ammonia. Pool chlorine has the highest concentration of chlorine at common retailers and Brillo Parsons lemon has the highest ammonia.

 

[Evelyn Lane]

Drain cleaner has been documented to cause death within a couple of hours