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Kevin

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May 15, 2019
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Hey Guys,

I am new to this forum. I am undecided between using an exit bag or carbon monoxide asphyxiation by using charcoals in my car. Which one is easier and less painful? I tried the exit bag approach once, but I ended up buying a nitrogen tank that has 20% oxygen in it. I have a hard time finding the proper connections from the tank to the bag (like the proper fitting and hose). Any suggestions are much appreciated!

Thanks!
 
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Vegrau

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Nov 27, 2018
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Honestly it depends on your situation and environment. Its better you research both and see which one suit you the best. Because no one can decide the method for you. You wouldnt want that either.
 
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