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I've heard things like "don't inhale helium! You could suffocate yourself without knowing it!". Is that true? Would helium balloons from the store work? How much helium?
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Yes, it was true until the recent past; almost all commercial helium canisters now include some oxygen so that people will not be able to CBT. As alternatives, there are nitrogen and argon which would serve the same purpose, with the latter costing more. Best!I've heard things like "don't inhale helium! You could suffocate yourself without knowing it!". Is that true? Would helium balloons from the store work? How much helium?
Damnit! Any recommendations for where to buy nitrogen?Yes, it was true until the recent past; almost all commercial helium canisters now include some oxygen so that people will not be able to CBT. As alternatives, there are nitrogen and argon which would serve the same purpose, with the latter costing more. Best!
Most welding and tire (inflation) shops and brewery equipment stores sell nitrogen to consumers. Industrial grade nitrogen is sufficient with respect to purity. You would also require a nitrogen compatible flow regulator, Please note that the regulator is a regulator with an integrated flow meter that measures in LPM. Best!Damnit! Any recommendations for where to buy nitrogen?
There's nothing you should need to tell him/her. The gas store is more concerned about doing business and making sure you know how to properly handle a tank. As long as you agree that you understand that nitrogen/argon/helium/etc is an asphyxiant and transporting it in an enclosed vehicle is hazardous, that you must keep your vehicle well ventilated and secure the tank so that it won't shift. They may have you sign a form agreeing to these things as a liability release kind of thing. And that should be the end of it. That was also my experience getting my nitrogen tank.What can I tell the guy at the gas store? What can I tell him when he asks why I need it? I've read about inert gas asphyxiation. Its painlessly and quick
What! You got a tank?! How are you still here? did it fail?There's nothing you should need to tell him/her. The gas store is more concerned about doing business and making sure you know how to properly handle a tank. As long as you agree that you understand that nitrogen/argon/helium/etc is an asphyxiant and transporting it in an enclosed vehicle is hazardous, that you must keep your vehicle well ventilated and secure the tank so that it won't shift. They may have you sign a form agreeing to these things as a liability release kind of thing. And that should be the end of it. That was also my experience getting my nitrogen tank
No. I bought it when I was on this site 2.5 years ago. 2 weeks before my CTB date, I found a doctor who agreed to help me with my chronic pain condition. I knew sooner or later I'd be back because the government is going after doctors who treat pain. Opioid is a dirty word now, and the people like me who need them are expendable. So since I lost access to my meds in October, followed rapidly by the job I worked hard to get, the life I rebuilt since July 2018 fell to ashes in my hands. So I'm back, and this time I don't think there will be a last-minute reprieve.What! You got a tank?! How are you still here? did it fail?
The main thing is that you carry/transport it in such a way that there is no risk of dropping the tank or knocking it over. The weak point of the tank is the valve assembly, and it doesn't take an incredibly substantial blow to dislodge it, which would turn the cylinder into a missile. And DON'T carry the cylinder by the valve assembly!I ordered my nitrogen with 99,99% and I awaiting it to arrive within the next week.
As our elevator will stay out of order at least for the next weeks, I will carry the 10l Tank = 17kg to my Apartment in the 6th floor.
I tried that weighted with 2× sixpack waterbottles (12×1,5l) and I was able to carry it.
My only concern is:
Is there a hazard if I carry it horrizontal or somehow in a skew position ?
As I will walk up stairs it will definatly wiggle.
Does position and wiggle represent a hazard?
What could Happen with a 99,99% nitrogen bottle?
Thank for answers in andvance
Dude, where did you manage to get that? Some online store or a gas store?I ordered my nitrogen with 99,99% and I awaiting it to arrive within the next week.
As our elevator will stay out of order at least for the next weeks, I will carry the 10l Tank = 17kg to my Apartment in the 6th floor.
I tried that weighted with 2× sixpack waterbottles (12×1,5l) and I was able to carry it.
My only concern is:
Is there a hazard if I carry it horrizontal or somehow in a skew position ?
As I will walk up stairs it will definatly wiggle.
Does position and wiggle represent a hazard?
What could Happen with a 99,99% nitrogen bottle?
Thank for answers in andvance
To minimize the chance of disturbing the valve, you may wish to consider purchasing a valve protector with your cylinder purchase/rental.I ordered my nitrogen with 99,99% and I awaiting it to arrive within the next week.
As our elevator will stay out of order at least for the next weeks, I will carry the 10l Tank = 17kg to my Apartment in the 6th floor.
I tried that weighted with 2× sixpack waterbottles (12×1,5l) and I was able to carry it.
My only concern is:
Is there a hazard if I carry it horrizontal or somehow in a skew position ?
As I will walk up stairs it will definatly wiggle.
Does position and wiggle represent a hazard?
What could Happen with a 99,99% nitrogen bottle?
Thank for answers in andvance
I failed with Argon, it was no different for me than just putting a bag over my head. Tried multiple sources, testing for CO2, my guess is my physiology is a bit unusual. That was all thoroughly disappointing and I still have to figure out how to get rid of 3 large second hand gas cannisters with possible Argon insideWhat! You got a tank?! How are you still here? did it fail?
Respectfully, how do you intend to connect either O2 regulators to a nitrogen connection cylinder?Hello guys, I am going to use Helium [for 50 balloons] pure 99% , I am using only one disposable tank but I read on Final exit that I should
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Unless you do not breathe oxygen from the air, it is impossible for Argon to have failed. Are you absolutely sure it was Argon that you were breathing?I failed with Argon, it was no different for me than just putting a bag over my head. Tried multiple sources, testing for CO2, my guess is my physiology is a bit unusual. That was all thoroughly disappointing and I still have to figure out how to get rid of 3 large second hand gas cannisters with possible Argon inside
I bought each one from a welding store, they all said argon and all came in green bottles if that's significant. All the argon regulators I bought from other sources interconnected with them too. I don't see how realistically I could get something other than argon 3 times! The reason it failed is because of the feeling of suffocation each time making me pull the hood off. I tested without the hood and it was quite a bit harder holding in a breath of it than normal air which is what told me there was CO2 in there but they all tested negative for CO2, I just gave up there because it seemed like a list cause, determining the gas with certainty was a bit irrelevant but I am still curious to be fair. I should have maybe tried measuring the gas's density somehowRespectfully, how do you intend to connect either O2 regulators to a nitrogen connection cylinder?
Unless you do not breathe oxygen from the air, it is impossible for Argon to have failed. Are you absolutely sure it was Argon that you were breathing?
If you felt the sensation of suffocation, it can only mean one thing that there was CO2 within your enclosed environment. My guess is that CO2 was unable to escape during the exhalation process and was built up even when the Ar was released. Is there any possibility that my statement may be true?I bought each one from a welding store, they all said argon and all came in green bottles if that's significant. All the argon regulators I bought from other sources interconnected with them too. I don't see how realistically I could get something other than argon 3 times! The reason it failed is because of the feeling of suffocation each time making me pull the hood off. I tested without the hood and it was quite a bit harder holding in a breath of it than normal air which is what told me there was CO2 in there but they all tested negative for CO2, I just gave up there because it seemed like a list cause, determining the gas with certainty was a bit irrelevant but I am still curious to be fair. I should have maybe tried measuring the gas's density somehow
I don't think so. I mean it's possible but I don't think it was the key factor. With one tank experiment I filled up a bag like a balloon and took breaths out of it and exhaling into the room, I very quickly ran out of breath.If you felt the sensation of suffocation, it can only mean one thing that there was CO2 within your enclosed environment. My guess is that CO2 was unable to escape during the exhalation process and was built up even when the Ar was released. Is there any possibility that my statement may be true?
My friend, you misunderstood what other posters were saying about MDB regulators. MDB, like its chief competitor escmode, sell click-style Nitrogen regulators. However, MDB has been misleading their customers by selling O2 regulators which have been repurposed for N2. Aside from changing the inlet connector, I do not know if they made any modifications to the mechanical innards. In short, you require an N2 compatible regulator to work with an N2 cylinder.But people here say an oxygen regulator is the one Max Dog Brewing advertising with there Nitrogen gas Method, so the second one should fit due to similarities :
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I am tired of this reality and repeating each day like the next and having to consume other feeling creatures daily , the scam must end now.
To ever Tricker god who created this Simulation, I surrender now, you win i lose. I should have chosen eternal non-experience instead of this good gift of life or my life rather actually coz fook all the Animal I eat right..
I then remain perplexed as to why Ar failed in your situation. When it works properly, the onset of unconsciousness is sudden and without warning. There will be no feeling of suffocation.I don't think so. I mean it's possible but I don't think it was the key factor. With one tank experiment I filled up a bag like a balloon and took breaths out of it and exhaling into the room, I very quickly ran out of breath.
I'm just curious, when you tried with argon, were you sitting up? The reason I ask is that all the instructions are written for helium or nitrogen, which are much lighter and barely lighter than air, respectively. Argon, on the other hand, is much heavier than air. So while they tell you to stay upright, for argon you would actually be better off laying down to keep the gas concentration similar to what it would be with helium or N2.I failed with Argon, it was no different for me than just putting a bag over my head. Tried multiple sources, testing for CO2, my guess is my physiology is a bit unusual. That was all thoroughly disappointing and I still have to figure out how to get rid of 3 large second hand gas cannisters with possible Argon inside
I was sitting back against the bed rest with the hood, and for the bag experiment I was sitting upright in a chairI'm just curious, when you tried with argon, were you sitting up? The reason I ask is that all the instructions are written for helium or nitrogen, which are much lighter and barely lighter than air, respectively. Argon, on the other hand, is much heavier than air. So while they tell you to stay upright, for argon you would actually be better off laying down to keep the gas concentration similar to what it would be with helium or N2.
I think that might have been the problem.I was sitting back against the bed rest with the hood, and for the bag experiment I was sitting upright in a chair
I'm just curious, when you tried with argon, were you sitting up? The reason I ask is that all the instructions are written for helium or nitrogen, which are much lighter and barely lighter than air, respectively. Argon, on the other hand, is much heavier than air. So while they tell you to stay upright, for argon you would actually be better off laying down to keep the gas concentration similar to what it would be with helium or N2.
But they do ask.There's nothing you should need to tell him/her.
Clearly you were breathing in your own CO2. This has always been my main gripe about the gas and bag method. It seems to me it's so obvious. If you exhale into the bag over your head then you will inhale CO2.I was sitting back against the bed rest with the hood, and for the bag experiment I was sitting upright in a chair
To minimize the chance of disturbing the valve, you may wish to consider purchasing a valve protector with your cylinder purchase/rental.
Have you given any thought to a methadone clinic for your pain? Even if you have to tell them it's for opioid addiction it might help you.No. I bought it when I was on this site 2.5 years ago. 2 weeks before my CTB date, I found a doctor who agreed to help me with my chronic pain condition. I knew sooner or later I'd be back because the government is going after doctors who treat pain. Opioid is a dirty word now, and the people like me who need them are expendable. So since I lost access to my meds in October, followed rapidly by the job I worked hard to get, the life I rebuilt since July 2018 fell to ashes in my hands. So I'm back, and this time I don't think there will be a last-minute reprieve.