SN+ Chloroform

[kiki666]

Could you drink chloroform in addition to the SN? or it is not effective and it would only be inhaling it, I did not see any guidance on this method and I believe that between both the death would be safer.

 

[ThatOneGuy]

Irrelevant: I thought about putting my had and chloroform in a trashbag. Figured unconscious in 10 and out in 30. Tried to get help from this community but no one replied best of luck to you.

 

[kiki666]

I understand that there is no evidence on deaths from chloroform pro. I think that drinking it and inhaling it could cause death, to see if we can get more data on this.

 

[Defenestrator]

Ok, chloroform doesn't work like they show in the movies.. It takes a long time for it to knock you out and it's unlikely to kill you but it could do some damage to your nervous system.
Basically, don't recommend. There are way better methods on here.

 

[Inferdan]

I understand that there is no evidence on deaths from chloroform pro. I think that drinking it and inhaling it could cause death, to see if we can get more data on this.

Since it knocks you out, I'm sure that ingesting it will have stronger effects than inhaling it, but the exact amount necessary to do so, I wouldn't know

 

[ThatOneGuy]

Ok, chloroform doesn't work like they show in the movies.. It takes a long time for it to knock you out and it's unlikely to kill you but it could do some damage to your nervous system.
Basically, don't recommend. There are way better methods on here.

Yeah but chloroform is an anesthetic and easy to make. Can be done with $25 in equipment. I feel like it's something the community is neglecting or I really like why chloroform and suffocation combo is bad idea.

 

[Defenestrator]

SN knocks you out within 15 minutes anyway, there's no point in adding anything else to the regimes that already exist and chloroform is a terrible idea - it really doesn't work the way people seem to think it does. Trust me, I've worked with the stuff for years.

Yeah but chloroform is an anesthetic and easy to make. Can be done with $25 in equipment. I feel like it's something the community is neglecting or I really like why chloroform and suffocation combo is bad idea.

Back when it was used as an anasthetic it was contininuously applied to a cloth by someone throuhgout the surgery. It evaporates readily and so you won't remain unconcious if you do it yourself. It just seems to me like a completely unnecessry step in a method that's already good enough as is.

Since it knocks you out, I'm sure that ingesting it will have stronger effects than inhaling it, but the exact amount necessary to do so, I wouldn't know

Injesting chloroform - it'll turn into phosgene which, yeah, probably will kill you but this is a slow process. If you do do this with SN please do it somewhere away from other people as chloroform readily reacts in the atmosphere into phosgene gas.

My advice? Totally not worth it and it's harmful to others.

 

[kiki666]

Back when it was used as an anasthetic it was contininuously applied to a cloth by someone throuhgout the surgery. It evaporates readily and so you won't remain unconcious if you do it yourself. It just seems to me like a completely unnecessry step in a method that's already good enough as is.

But what if you drink it would not be fatal?

 

[Defenestrator]

But what if you drink it would not be fatal?

Read above.

 

[kiki666]

Read above.

ah ok
but you are recognizing that if it is mortal, the people around me matter to me between 0 and less 10.
Could you say more or less how long it takes for a person to die when they drink it, and if it is painful?

 

[Defenestrator]

ah ok
but you are recognizing that if it is mortal, the people around me matter to me between 0 and less 10.
Could you say more or less how long it takes for a person to die when they drink it, and if it is painful?

I can't tell you, to be honest. It's not a quick process though and yes, it would be painful.

I'm sure that's why no one talks about it on here as a valid method as it's a pretty poor way to go. Even then, it isn't guaranteed. The pain will likely lead to you calling for help anyway.