I need a bag that will not leak out the gas. Big garbage bag...anyone? I will be using H2S, but this has been used for CO. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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- Aug 6, 2019
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Oven bag, like the kind used for roasting turkeys is what's recommended.
Thank you look. Unfortunately, given physical constraints, I need a much larger bag. It must cover most of my body...but thank you very much. Trying to figure out how to test a bag for gas permeability without causing major harm to myself/others is proving difficult for my small mind. I know the large garbage bags have been used for success with CO, but what kind was used/if they are still available I have yet to find out.
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