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brokennsad

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Jul 17, 2026
71
Don't have to keep it there that long. Breathing through a tube while i wait for the CO to build up until the sensor reads 10,000. After that i just take the tube out my mouth and if my research is correct i should be passed out in a couple breaths and dead within a few minutes.
Only problem is the paradox of door sealing, and getting the charcoal right so it actually reaches 10,000

Is argon gas easy to get? What were their reasons for shooting it down
Yes can be del to your doorstep in us. I've got tons of research on my thread "argon gas?" Couple dudes said it wouldn't work, u can read it n let me know your thoughts
Like most, afraid to fail n have to explain tank, etc and the what if's
 
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MessyNonsense

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May 29, 2026
82
That's a good sensor.

Also what's the need to exit/enter the confined space again after ignition? Instead of staying in place, sealing the doorway (from the inside), igniting the coals and remaining in situ

What led up to this tragic outcome if you don't mind sharing?
You're supposed to light the coals outside until they're white, flameless and glowing, then bring them inside. If you light them on fire in the room you're in for a very very unpleasant experience, smoke inhalation and stuff, before CO even starts getting produced. So i need to bring them inside after burning, then set them in the room, then seal the room from the inside, which is where the problem is.

By tragic outcome do you mean wanting to CTB?
 
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Ben 111

Experienced
Apr 29, 2026
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Are planning on being conscious during the ctb process
 
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DeadManLiving

Ticketholder
Sep 9, 2022
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You're supposed to light the coals outside until they're white, flameless and glowing, then bring them inside. If you light them on fire in the room you're in for a very very unpleasant experience, smoke inhalation and stuff, before CO even starts getting produced. So i need to bring them inside after burning, then set them in the room, then seal the room from the inside, which is where the problem is.

By tragic outcome do you mean wanting to CTB?
I see. Yes, if you don't mind sharing. What led up to this?
 
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GodChallengesMe

Student
Mar 31, 2025
109
The woman died because her head was lying closer to CO source most definitely. The man survived only because of his relatively distant position from the CO source. Although, there might be other variables involved like woman was more fragile in terms of resistance.

OP, you don't have to worry about passing out if you enter the room with the charcoals immediately. You will have enough time to close the gaps while there before you become sleepy.
 

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