Method Maybe peaceful and painless?

[Lolkillme]

Ok what if I got a bunch of dry ice, put it in my closet, and put a towel under the door? When dry ice "melts" it releases carbon dioxide. If I create an air tight seal then I might be able to fill my closet with CO2 to the point where I no longer have oxygen to my brain. Theoretically I would just drift off, or I can take a sleeping pill and it'll happen in my sleep. My close is big enough that I can lay down in it so it wouldn't be too bad. Thoughts?

 

[RedHarlequin]

I think the increasing co2 concentration is going to make you feel a lot of panic and heart palpitations.

 

[GarageKarate07]

It can kill you but you will get sick first

death from dry ice:

A Woman Died from Dry Ice Fumes. Here's How It Can Happen

In a "horrific accident," a woman in Washington died from exposure to dry ice fumes, according to news reports.

www.livescience.com

 

[Chesswiz2002]

Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't increased concentration of CO² linked to the feeling of asphyxiation/suffocation?

 

[sunsetintehwoods]

Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't increased concentration of CO² linked to the feeling of asphyxiation/suffocation?

Yes it is. But I guess it can be too fast to properly react. According to wiki at concentration above 1.2%, consciousness is lost after two to three breaths, the person dies in less than 3 minutes.

Here some another case

3 Killed After Dry Ice Used for 'Visual Effect' at Instagram Influencer's Party

Three people were killed in Russia after dry ice was used at an Instagram influencer's party to create smoky "visual effects."

petapixel.com

 

[motel rooms]

Try a form of this -
https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/shallow-water-blackout.4315/

 

[Princess Picta]

CO in a car in a garage is supposed to be pretty peaceful I imagine it smells pretty bad though and it requires patience to pass out so there more chance of your survival instinct (SI?) kicking in.

 

[soleil]

CO in a car in a garage is supposed to be pretty peaceful I imagine it smells pretty bad though and it requires patience to pass out so there more chance of your survival instinct (SI?) kicking in.

You need an old car for that, modern cars no longer produce CO.

 

[Princess Picta]

You need an old car for that, modern cars no longer produce CO.

I had no idea. How old we talking?

 

[dggtscccvfd]

I had no idea. How old we talking?

1980s.

 

[Princess Picta]

1980s.

Perfect. I was planning on buying a car from the 90s when my current one breaks down anyway. 80s is pretty close.

Also thank you