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Ima-username

Ima-username

Mentally Tortured
Feb 15, 2026
154
CO or Carbon monoxide seems to be a hidden gem that no one here is talking. There's a successful post so it does work [3]...
Is there a reason no one brings this up?

So far my method is as follows:
  • Regatta Malawi pop up tent [1]: £60
  • Briquettes charcoal 10KG: £14
  • Packing tape: £3
  • Lighter: £4
  • 2 steal buckets: £14
  • Chimney starter: £10
  • Shipping: £5
Total £110

  1. Stay awake for 48 hours
  2. Tape up the 3 vents on the specifically chosen tent
  3. Start the chimney starter with how much charcoal fills the volume. Aiming for 2.5KG+ [2] maybe you might need two of these or just burn two lots
  4. wait till coals are glowing/grey
  5. Tip into steal bucket
  6. wait 40 mins for coals to cool off.
  7. place inside tent and give in to the sleep as the gas builds (or enter once the tent is filled?)
The second bucket is for water in case off a fire.
Sure there's some setup here but there's no complicated regulator connections not fitting, no pressure issues. you can order it all online unlike specialized pressurized tanks of N2. Unlike SN you can actually order all this as its all legal.

Is this method peaceful. Maybe i need to pair this up with some meds or not.
What do you think am i missing something? Coming from SN and Exit bag research this method seems sooo simple and easy?

ref:
[1]: https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/leaving-tonight.3163/post-45814
[2]: https://sanctioned-suicide.net/thre...can-someone-please-answer.242861/post-3468817
[3]: https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/leaving-tonight.3163/post-46259
 
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Endstati0n

Member
May 10, 2026
33
CO or Carbon monoxide seems to be a hidden gem that no one here is talking. There's a successful post so it does work [3]...
Is there a reason no one brings this up?

So far my method is as follows:
  • Regatta Malawi pop up tent [1]: £60
  • Briquettes charcoal 10KG: £14
  • Packing tape: £3
  • Lighter: £4
  • 2 steal buckets: £14
  • Chimney starter: £10
  • Shipping: £5
Total £110

  1. Stay awake for 48 hours
  2. Tape up the 3 vents on the specifically chosen tent
  3. Start the chimney starter with how much charcoal fills the volume. Aiming for 2.5KG+ [2] maybe you might need two of these or just burn two lots
  4. wait till coals are glowing/grey
  5. Tip into steal bucket
  6. wait 40 mins for coals to cool off.
  7. place inside tent and give in to the sleep as the gas builds (or enter once the tent is filled?)
The second bucket is for water in case off a fire.
Sure there's some setup here but there's no complicated regulator connections not fitting, no pressure issues. you can order it all online unlike specialized pressurized tanks of N2. Unlike SN you can actually order all this as its all legal.

Is this method peaceful. Maybe i need to pair this up with some meds or not.
What do you think am i missing something? Coming from SN and Exit bag research this method seems sooo simple and easy?

ref:
[1]: https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/leaving-tonight.3163/post-45814
[2]: https://sanctioned-suicide.net/thre...can-someone-please-answer.242861/post-3468817
[3]: https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/leaving-tonight.3163/post-46259
I wanted to do that too but after some researching i found out that its not so painless sometimes and you'll basically die of an heart attack in the end and yeah, i backed out from that method idk
 
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Ima-username

Ima-username

Mentally Tortured
Feb 15, 2026
154
I wanted to do that too but after some researching i found out that its not so painless sometimes and you'll basically die of an heart attack in the end and yeah, i backed out from that method idk
Does it matter how you pass as long as you are unconscious by that point?
 
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Endstati0n

Member
May 10, 2026
33
Does it matter how you pass as long as you are unconscious by that point?
Just a little too risky for me. What if you get a heart attack before you go to sleep. Or maybe you wake up because of it. Id rather od or do the exit bag method
 
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Ima-username

Mentally Tortured
Feb 15, 2026
154
Just a little too risky for me. What if you get a heart attack before you go to sleep. Or maybe you wake up because of it. Id rather od or do the exit bag method
dont get me wrong id prefer the exit bag but im not able to get any tanks delivered to my house as i dont drive. so the CO method seems to be the only method im able to pull off.
would you really wake up from it as if your having heart issues youll be passed out from lack of oxygen anyway
 
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thefirstluminary

thefirstluminary

never knows best
Mar 9, 2026
194
CO or Carbon monoxide seems to be a hidden gem that no one here is talking. There's a successful post so it does work [3]...
Is there a reason no one brings this up?

So far my method is as follows:
  • Regatta Malawi pop up tent [1]: £60
  • Briquettes charcoal 10KG: £14
  • Packing tape: £3
  • Lighter: £4
  • 2 steal buckets: £14
  • Chimney starter: £10
  • Shipping: £5
Total £110

  1. Stay awake for 48 hours
  2. Tape up the 3 vents on the specifically chosen tent
  3. Start the chimney starter with how much charcoal fills the volume. Aiming for 2.5KG+ [2] maybe you might need two of these or just burn two lots
  4. wait till coals are glowing/grey
  5. Tip into steal bucket
  6. wait 40 mins for coals to cool off.
  7. place inside tent and give in to the sleep as the gas builds (or enter once the tent is filled?)
The second bucket is for water in case off a fire.
Sure there's some setup here but there's no complicated regulator connections not fitting, no pressure issues. you can order it all online unlike specialized pressurized tanks of N2. Unlike SN you can actually order all this as its all legal.

Is this method peaceful. Maybe i need to pair this up with some meds or not.
What do you think am i missing something? Coming from SN and Exit bag research this method seems sooo simple and easy?

ref:
[1]: https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/leaving-tonight.3163/post-45814
[2]: https://sanctioned-suicide.net/thre...can-someone-please-answer.242861/post-3468817
[3]: https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/leaving-tonight.3163/post-46259
Hasn't that always been the case with this method, though? I really don't think it's painless unless you take some pills and sleep through the whole thing. I tried a similar approach once with an old gas stove. I waited for the oxygen in the room to drop so the flame would do that incomplete burning thing and produce carbon monoxide. It wasn't peaceful by any means. I felt sleepy, sure, but my chest was hurting and my heart was beating so damn hard. I had a splitting headache, I was breathing heavy, and there was this awful tightness in my chest. I got super thirsty too, probably because the room got so warm. Idk, maybe I just did it wrong or something. There is many cases of big families dying peacefully in their sleep from a malfunctioning gas heater all the time in my country, so maybe it's supposed to work like that
 
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Ima-username

Mentally Tortured
Feb 15, 2026
154
Hasn't that always been the case with this method, though? I really don't think it's painless unless you take some pills and sleep through the whole thing. I tried a similar approach once with an old gas stove. I waited for the oxygen in the room to drop so the flame would do that incomplete burning thing and produce carbon monoxide. It wasn't peaceful by any means. I felt sleepy, sure, but my chest was hurting and my heart was beating so damn hard. I had a splitting headache, I was breathing heavy, and there was this awful tightness in my chest. I got super thirsty too, probably because the room got so warm. Idk, maybe I just did it wrong or something. There is many cases of big families dying peacefully in their sleep from a malfunctioning gas heater all the time in my country, so maybe it's supposed to work like that
The main difference between yours and theres is that they let the CO slowly build up over time while they were asleep rather than a sudden flood of CO? The fast heart rate and chest feeling i assume is the same with SN and maybe exit bag too.
Did you use the same tent method? and with the charcoal method you let the coals cool down so you dont have the heat issue
 
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thefirstluminary

thefirstluminary

never knows best
Mar 9, 2026
194
The main difference between yours and theres is that they let the CO slowly build up over time while they were asleep rather than a sudden flood of CO?
For those families, it wasn't suicide. They didn't know CO was filling up their rooms because of a faulty heater. They were already asleep, and since you can't really tell it's there, they just never woke up. It happens a lot during the winter
The fast heart rate and chest feeling i assume is the same with SN and maybe exit bag too.
It is, that's why most take meds before drinking Sn, as for exit bag I heard there was no discomfort
Did you use the same tent method? and with the charcoal method you let the coals cool down so you dont have the heat issue
It wasn't a tent. It was a bathroom small enough that the air would run out fast. I brought in a stove and nothing else. I left it burning until the flame turned orange. That's the sign. It means the oxygen is nearly gone and the combustion has gone incomplete. That's when it starts producing carbon monoxide instead
 
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kurgan

Wanderer
Jun 6, 2025
352
I wanted to do that too but after some researching i found out that its not so painless sometimes and you'll basically die of an heart attack in the end and yeah, i backed out from that method idk
The brain is more sensitive to oxygen deprivation than the heart, so you should pass out first. You only really have an issue if you have an underlying heart problem.
 
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Groundhog_Day

Student
Dec 5, 2023
162
The brain is more sensitive to oxygen deprivation than the heart, so you should pass out first. You only really have an issue if you have an underlying heart problem.
I have marfan syndrome. I have two mechanical heart valves, and a fused double scoliosis spine with restrictive lung disease. Do you think there's a good chance of respiratory and/or cardiac arrest happening to me before losing consciousness with this method?
 
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