Help Small space sealed for CO?

[crystalskies31]

Hi,

I'm really interested in the CO method in a small room.
However, I don't have a driver's license (so I can't rent a car). My room is quite big.
I do have a smaller room in the house but it's shared with others.
I was thinking I could try my wardrobe but it would be VERY small, made of wood and likely to catch fire!

Can I somehow do this in a small room in an air bnb or a hotel? Won't they have CO2 monitors?

There's also a small-ish shed, not sure how appropriate that is.

Am I best off buying a very small tent?
If anyone can link me to Zanexx's thread where it's her last days I'd be grateful
Thank you.

 

[locked*n*loaded]

First off I guess, CO monitors can be disabled, I would think. Tents can work, but their construction is no intended to keep a gas contained within. You would have to do something to the tent to prevent the CO from escaping. Gas molecules are smaller than liquid (rain) molecules. Anything wood is probably not a good idea for the reason you state. Sorry, can't help you with Zanexx's thread.

Here is Zanexx's thread, although I think she is already gone. Sorry for your loss.

https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/leaving-tonight.3163/page-6#post-46259

 

[befree]

You can´t do the CO method in a hotel. You have to light the barbeque, before you put it into the exit room.

Inert gases (helium or nitrogen) , SN or the carotid method with tourniquet could work. And of course N.

CO method Fliesenbourg English.pdf - AnonFiles

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