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Theman

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I can only find charcoal briquettes,?What kind of charcoal should i buy?Lumpwood charcoal?
 
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Praestat_Mori

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May 21, 2023
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Lump charcoal is suggested. Basically any kind of coal will do but briquettes can also contain other trash that produces unwanted emissions.
 
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Theman

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Lump charcoal is suggested. Basically any kind of coal will do but briquettes can also contain other trash that produces unwanted emissions.
Is lumpwood charcoal okay?Are both lump and lumpwood charcoal the same?
Lump charcoal is suggested. Basically any kind of coal will do but briquettes can also contain other trash that produces unwanted emissions.

Please reply.
 
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Praestat_Mori

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Is lumpwood charcoal okay?Are both lump and lumpwood charcoal the same?
I would say yes. Make sure there are no additives like lighter fluid or such things.
 
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Praestat_Mori

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May 21, 2023
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What should i say the charcoal is for in case the dealer asks.

Also what about the ideal grill?
Just say for BBQ what else you would need charcoal for? Any grill will do people also have used metal buckets instead of a grill.
 
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Slipkorn

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May 10, 2023
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You're thinking about this way too hard. Lump charcoal is just chunks of wood cooked till they're black. If someone asks why you don't want self-start charcoal, say you don't like the taste of the chemicals. No ones going to think it's weird, millions of people buy lump charcoal everyday for camping, bbq, fire pits, w/e.
 
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locked*n*loaded

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Apr 15, 2022
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Not sure why anyone would ask you why you want a certain type of charcoal. There are different types out there for sale because different people want different types. You need 100% carbon lump charcoal. And I hope you take the time to read everything about CO method so you know what to do, and what not to do, so you don't injure yourself. There's a little more to it than just lighting some charcoal and putting them into a tent.
 
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Luke27

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For me getting charcoal is easy it's the execution that's hard it makes my throat and nose hurt
 
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Theman

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Mar 15, 2020
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Not sure why anyone would ask you why you want a certain type of charcoal. There are different types out there for sale because different people want different types. You need 100% carbon lump charcoal. And I hope you take the time to read everything about CO method so you know what to do, and what not to do, so you don't injure yourself. There's a little more to it than just lighting some charcoal and putting them into a tent.
So,carbon lump charcoal is the same as hardwood charcoal?
You're thinking about this way too hard. Lump charcoal is just chunks of wood cooked till they're black. If someone asks why you don't want self-start charcoal, say you don't like the taste of the chemicals. No ones going to think it's weird, millions of people buy lump charcoal everyday for camping, bbq, fire pits, w/e.
What is the ideal time to enter the room after the charcoal starts to burn?
How long does it take for death to occur?
Not sure why anyone would ask you why you want a certain type of charcoal. There are different types out there for sale because different people want different types. You need 100% carbon lump charcoal. And I hope you take the time to read everything about CO method so you know what to do, and what not to do, so you don't injure yourself. There's a little more to it than just lighting some charcoal and putting them into a tent.
Thanks.What quantity of charcoal should i get?
Not sure why anyone would ask you why you want a certain type of charcoal. There are different types out there for sale because different people want different types. You need 100% carbon lump charcoal. And I hope you take the time to read everything about CO method so you know what to do, and what not to do, so you don't injure yourself. There's a little more to it than just lighting some charcoal and putting them into a tent.
Thanks.What quantity of charcoal should i get?
 
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Forveleth

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Mar 26, 2024
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Have you looked at this thread? A lot of the questions you're asking are answered here.
 
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Theman

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Mar 15, 2020
160
Have you looked at this thread? A lot of the questions you're asking are answered here.
Thanks
Have you looked at this thread? A lot of the questions you're asking are answered here.
Sorry,I'm a bit slow.Should I enter the room after the charcoal has fully burnt to ashes or before?
 
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So,carbon lump charcoal is the same as hardwood charcoal?
Charcoal is made from hardwood. Any good quality lump charcoal will work, the kind without additives. There are a lot of postings on here about this method, what's required, what you need to do, that sort of thing. Others have already linked to some of the postings. I strongly encourage you to check them out and even find others and read them over, read them multiple times, until you thoroughly understand every aspect of this method. CO is an INVISIBLE gas produced by the burning of charcoal and other fuels. It has no odor or color. When lit coals stop smoking and are glowing red in color, that's when, along with the heat, they are producing huge amounts of CO. How much you need depends on how large your enclosure is. That's why you need to read about the method and understand what is required. If you goof it up, you can SERIOUSLY injure yourself without killing yourself. It's not as simple as just lighting some arbitrary amount of charcoal and sticking it in a tent.
 
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Theman

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Mar 15, 2020
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Charcoal is made from hardwood. Any good quality lump charcoal will work, the kind without additives. There are a lot of postings on here about this method, what's required, what you need to do, that sort of thing. Others have already linked to some of the postings. I strongly encourage you to check them out and even find others and read them over, read them multiple times, until you thoroughly understand every aspect of this method. CO is an INVISIBLE gas produced by the burning of charcoal and other fuels. It has no odor or color. When lit coals stop smoking and are glowing red in color, that's when, along with the heat, they are producing huge amounts of CO. How much you need depends on how large your enclosure is. That's why you need to read about the method and understand what is required. If you goof it up, you can SERIOUSLY injure yourself without killing yourself. It's not as simple as just lighting some arbitrary amount of charcoal and sticking it in a tent.
So when they're burning red is when I should enter the room?
 
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locked*n*loaded

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Apr 15, 2022
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So when they're burning red is when I should enter the room?
You shouldn't even do this in a room. You should enter when the CO level is high enough.
 
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Theman

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You shouldn't even do this in a room. You should enter when the CO level is high enough.
I dont have a tent . I'm planning on using a grill and heating it up and entering the room when the CO levels have built up to high levels?What are the recommended levels.Sorry,again.
You shouldn't even do this in a room. You should enter when the CO level is high enough.
Please reply,brother.
 
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locked*n*loaded

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Apr 15, 2022
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I dont have a tent . I'm planning on using a grill and heating it up and entering the room when the CO levels have built up to high levels?What are the recommended levels.Sorry,again.

Please reply,brother.
How are you going to know the CO levels? You have to be able to measure them with a CO analyzer. Short of that you're just guessing. Everything you need to know is in the Carbon Monoxide Megathread.
 

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