Trying Nitrogen Again

[SadCryingBunny]

Hi all, I tried breathing in Nitrogen again and this time I was getting close to passing out. I felt weightless, so focused like everything else around me wasn't there, ears ringing etc. Then I took the mask off and the symptoms rapidly disappeared. Not very pleasant. It's either this or burning charcoal. However I'm setting up Nitrogen with this mask using a silicone hose that will be cable tied on the port to make a seal. I don't mind if the gas leaks out from the silicone lip skirt since I will have it at 20l flow rate. I will still be breathing it in. I've tested it and it seals perfectly. The front area I have sealed and will have a few holes on the side of the hose front port connecting the mask from the nitrogen tank. The holes are for the exhaust. Will this work please? I don't want to use any other mask. It's claustrophobic. I attached a photo of it. I'm still setting it up.

 

[Jadeith]

There are opinions that mask might slip or not seal properly due to facial muscles relaxing as your body stops working but given the overflow of nitrogen and that it won't fall off completely, this should work. Or, at least i hope so because i've prepared similar solution:

3M mask as exit bag

Synopsis: After some research i chose N2 method as most painless, efficient (if done properly), easiest to access without raising suspicions and creating minimal mess for others (bystanders and such). BUT - i can't stand having anything on my head (some claustrophobia maybe?). Besides, I'd like...

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[FrustratedGirl]

That sounds worth trying. Do you have a link/name for the mask?

 

[SadCryingBunny]

There are opinions that mask might slip or not seal properly due to facial muscles relaxing as your body stops working but given the overflow of nitrogen and that it won't fall off completely, this should work. Or, at least i hope so because i've prepared similar solution:

3M mask as exit bag

Synopsis: After some research i chose N2 method as most painless, efficient (if done properly), easiest to access without raising suspicions and creating minimal mess for others (bystanders and such). BUT - i can't stand having anything on my head (some claustrophobia maybe?). Besides, I'd like...

sanctioned-suicide.net

The mask will be on tight with two stretchy straps. It seals very well even when moving my face muscles. This is the least claustrophobic option.

That sounds worth trying. Do you have a link/name for the mask?

Here is the link. Make sure you order the silicone non magnetic mask. You need to remove the front 90 degree port and connect a hose directly on the opening and put a few holes in the side of the hose acting as an exhaust valve. Make sure the flow rate is high. https://www.cpaponline.com.au/produ...ogjZy2nM0JNzD4_v4IGRlmiBYFNNMLpznKWehdv4GzN87