Help Carbon monoxide list

[AQUA]

Hello everyone, I hope you're are all feeling good.

Posting this in hopes that someone can help.
So basically, I'm planning to catch the bus using the carbon monoxide poisoning method, but before I go after it, I have a few questions.
What I've got on the list so far is a bbq, charcoal chimney starter, a sleeping bag, insulated padding, alcohol, sleeping pills and a tent
I'll need charcoal, but how much is necessary when you have a small(ish) tent? (not referring to the price, lol)
Apart from inconsistent variabilities (like the weather), is there anything else that should be added?

PS: it's 2 am here, so I'll respond to the comments tomorrow, and before someone suggests I take a look around the forum Instead of posting this.
It's more for clarification.

 

[Meditation guide]

Hi, I am no expert. I heard of someone here who had their tent catch on fire when they tried this. Maybe you already heard of this. I respect your right to do this and as you know love you very much. There have been some posts of people who did this, it's been a while since I've read them. The tent fire is my main concern with it.

 

[AQUA]

Hi, I am no expert. I heard of someone here who had their tent catch on fire when they tried this. Maybe you already heard of this. I respect your right to do this and as you know love you very much. There have been some posts of people who did this, it's been a while since I've read them. The tent fire is my main concern with it.

Noo way
No, I haven't read that one
That's terrifying :-(

Thanks for letting me know :-)

 

[AQUA]

do you think a couple of hair straightners heating matts would do the trick? Because that's all I have
Jesus Christ
I just left my tent for 5 mins and when I hit back it had condensation on it
I wasn't even in there lol

 

[Bedrock48]

do you think a couple of hair straightners heating matts would do the trick? Because that's all I have
Jesus Christ
I just left my tent for 5 mins and when I hit back it had condensation on it
I wasn't even in there lol

Might do, I'm not entirely sure. I'm planning to use an almost identical method. To avoid a fire or hole in my tent I'm using water as a buffer underneath the charcoal. Tray filled water, wire rack and then tray with charcoal stacked on top of each other. Should be pretty effective but I've yet to test it.

 

[AQUA]

It's really foggy weather and my tent is full of condensation
You think I should light the briquits anyway? Isn't the tent going to have condensation from the bbq anyway
+ im cold and shivering.
Could anybody with experience camping please advise me?

 

[AQUA]

Update: I ended up not lighting up last night for two reasons, the first being it was befully foggy and to tell you the truth, I'd rather not be soaked at 2 o'clock in the morning from condensation; the second is that because of the stress of it all, I hadn't slept for 38 hours and was constantly nodding off even when I was sitting upright with my phone brightness on full blast

 

[Bedrock48]

Update: I ended up not lighting up last night for two reasons, the first being it was befully foggy and to tell you the truth, I'd rather not be soaked at 2 o'clock in the morning from condensation; the second is that because of the stress of it all, I hadn't slept for 38 hours and was constantly nodding off even when I was sitting upright with my phone brightness on full blast

Sounds like you've had a rough day I'm sorry things didn't go as planned for you. Please get some sleep if you haven't already and maybe take a couple days to look after yourself, think and regroup.

I wish you all the best whatever you decide to do, deaths always around the corner so it's not something you need to rush into or push yourself to.