Carbon monoxide from a propane cooker?

[Meditation guide]

If someone left a propane cooker at low flame all night would that produce carbon monoxide in a closed space?

 

[Tiredsotired]

I'm wondering the same thing except I have a butane cooker with the butane cans. I want to leave it on in my sealed bathroom but there's not a lot of information on it so I don't know how effective a method it would be.

 

[Meditation guide]

not a lot of information on it

I saw a news video about a lady who left a propane cooker on all night at low heat and died of carbon monoxide poisoning. She was in a mobile home.

I saw another video of someone in a tent camping with a propane heater and they measured the carbon monoxide after several hours and there was none. So I am thinking it probably depends on the actual device used, if it works properly, or maybe having it in a tent the carbon monoxide was able to escape.

 

[Tiredsotired]

I wish there was a megathread about this possible painless method so we could all help each other with information but everyone seems more focused on SN, which I'm not sure I can order safely in Canada, plus all the meds. It wouldn't be so hard to find a propane heater or cooker, right? Probably at a hardware store or online? Still wondering about the butane.

 

[Meditation guide]

everyone seems more focused on SN

Agreed.

 

[Cleopatra123]

I wish there was a megathread about this possible painless method so we could all help each other with information but everyone seems more focused on SN, which I'm not sure I can order safely in Canada, plus all the meds. It wouldn't be so hard to find a propane heater or cooker, right? Probably at a hardware store or online? Still wondering about the butane.

There is search: Method: Propane or method Gas or Method: Charcoal. Good luck.

 

[just cant]

If someone left a propane cooker at low flame all night would that produce carbon monoxide in a closed space?

I realise this is an old thread but did you try it?