Help The problem may be the ligature

[cookiencream]

The rope itself is a clothes hanging line and it's pretty dirty. Even after putting soap on it it won't constrict enough to cut off circulation....should I wash it? Then try again? Perhaps I should secure it into place as well

 

[Hangman.]

Personally I would not trust a ligature unless it is a 10-12.5 mm strong synthetic rope like polyester or nylon.

 

[cookiencream]

Personally I would not trust a ligature unless it is a 10-12.5 mm strong synthetic rope like polyester or nylon.

So should I abandon the plan?

 

[Hangman.]

So should I abandon the plan?

Yes, you will most likely fail from this.

 

[cookiencream]

Yes, you will most likely fail from this.

Oh, maybe I can try to buy another one....

 

[Hangman.]

Oh, maybe I can try to buy another one....

That depends on you.

 

[cookiencream]

I

That depends on you.

I got a new one, 3/8" is that good?

 

[Foxcompany2nd3rd]

It should be thicker IMO, like the thickness of a rock climbers rope minimum. Also, the knot looks wrong. I see a lot of Indian suicide hangings use long scarves and it would seem like they are very effective as the diameter serves to evenly spread out the constrictive force making for a far more comfortable passing.

 

[cookiencream]

It should be thicker IMO, like the thickness of a rock climbers rope minimum. Also, the knot looks wrong. I see a lot of Indian suicide hangings use long scarves and it would seem like they are very effective as the diameter serves to evenly spread out the constrictive force making for a far more comfortable passing.

Does thickness have an effect on success? Or is it a confort thing

 

[Foxcompany2nd3rd]

Does thickness have an effect on success? Or is it a confort Ju

Does thickness have an effect on success? Or is it a confort thing

mostly for comfort, as i can still kill myself with a 200 pound fishing wire, but it will be extremely painful.