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tomkc1979
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- Feb 12, 2025
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I set light to 2 disposable barbecues (400g of lumpwood charcoal in each). When the flames had died down I placed them in my boot on paving stones, opened one of the back seats a few inches and sat in the driver seat with the doors and windows closed. I drank 2 bottles of wine and some cider, took 2 sleeping tablets and drifted off to sleep.
I woke up in the same position 4 hours later feeling fine - how disappointing! I went to hospital the next day and my blood CO level was only 9.1%.
I'm still alive and my car stinks, which is annoying.
Any ideas what might have went wrong? I don't think I opened that back seat enough, which effectively trapped the air in the boot, which might have meant the oxygen in the boot depleted and the barbecues went out.
When I reclined the drivers seat I think I might also have pushed the back seat even more closed.
I woke up in the same position 4 hours later feeling fine - how disappointing! I went to hospital the next day and my blood CO level was only 9.1%.
I'm still alive and my car stinks, which is annoying.
Any ideas what might have went wrong? I don't think I opened that back seat enough, which effectively trapped the air in the boot, which might have meant the oxygen in the boot depleted and the barbecues went out.
When I reclined the drivers seat I think I might also have pushed the back seat even more closed.