Help Should I buy this item?

[abeing1357]

I'm curious about carbon monoxide poisoning. I read about people in Asia doing CTB by burning charcoal. They do it with East Asian coal briquettes.

I'm searching for coal briquettes online, and I think I found a container that heats them. Should I buy it or not? Please help me.

https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/Japanese-style-Cylinder-Briquettes-Furnace-Households_1600244218654.html

Also I'm planning to do carbon monoxide poisoning in a car. Is this valid or not?

 

[MonkeyButter]

It's gonna be impossible to ensure adequate CO concentration with burning charcoal. Burning also produces many other gases that will make it very uncomfortable for you. Not gonna be painless.Too many variables. If you have access to concentrated formic and sulfuric acid I'd recommend you make yourself a CO generator. Instructions are included in the 2007 edition of the Peaceful Pill Handbook

Here's a download link
https://fromsmash.com/2007PeacefullPillHandBook

 

[abeing1357]

It's gonna be impossible to ensure adequate CO concentration with burning charcoal. Burning also produces many other gases that will make it very uncomfortable for you. Not gonna be painless.Too many variables. If you have access to concentrated formic and sulfuric acid I'd recommend you make yourself a CO generator. Instructions are included in the 2007 edition of the Peaceful Pill Handbook

Here's a download link
https://fromsmash.com/2007PeacefullPillHandBook

I can't buy formic and sulfuric acids because my family will get suspicious and prevent me from buying them.

 

[abeing1357]

Should I put the coal briquette and container outside the car until the fire stops or do I put it in my car from the beginning? Also how many coals do I need?

 

[MonkeyButter]

Yeah you wanna wait until the fire is done and the coals are smoldering. Its the incomplete combustion that produces CO rather than CO2. Kinda like if you are cooking you wait until you see a bit a white ash on the coals then you know it's ready.

I have no idea how many coals would be required. I definitely think this is a bad idea all around. Extremely risky to both yourself (as you can be left with brain damage but alive) or others due to fire and secondary CO exposure.

I honestly don't believe formic and sulfuric acids are in anyway suspicious. They both have legitimate uses in the home. Formic acid for instance is great for limescale (cleaning toilets) and rust removal. Sulfuric acid is used for clearing drains. You can easily buy both chemicals in dilute solutions and you can concentrate them via evaporation.

Again this is an incredibly bad idea. Take some time and read up on other methods. You have options.