Carbon Monoxide Poisoning From Candles

This video shows the carbon monoxide levels of just 1 small candle. If you burn multiple candles at a time that number will be exponentially bigger. when burning candles you should make sure that there is proper ventilation. here is a link to just one site that shows a table of CO levels and what they can do. www.abe.iastate.edu/extension-...

[@spagberry6044]

I'll put your credits on my grave, thank you good sir.

[@amaka.06]

O.O don't do it please!

[@vatsalkapoor6379]

Me too thinking about that🤔

[@minimark7512]

@@vatsalkapoor6379 in a small room? how many candles does it need?

[@vatsalkapoor6379]

@@minimark7512 bro that was just a joke

[@HarryPotter-yd2vk]

hi dude. r u alive??

[@doughboi6490]

lol thanks you helped someone today

[@elephystry]

No **hugs**

[@lizp3910]

Sadly, I came here for the same thing.

[@elephystry]

+Elizabeth Polanco **super hugs**

[@teromartikainen9315]

Have you ever heard of evolution?

[@elephystry]

+Jose Rizal Jr. I'd say you belong there, but it doesn't exist.

[@kiwillie3042]

Thanks, got pleanty of candles at home, should do the job!

[@khazms]

Fuck off, bro.

[@andystout3000]

It' assholes like you that make it easier to want to leave this shithole world.

[@fritzfromswitzerland]

Andy Stout 🤣

[@user-ck1zi8qf4i]

how many candles did you use? asking for a friend...

[@user-ck1zi8qf4i]

@@nomad639 really;(

[@sevenstars7640]

I actually really appreciate this video because I had 5 candles going in a tiny room and became very ill, now it makes sense and I'm spreading the word

[@Manifesting_Secret_Sketchbook]

Keep spreading the word

[@GRBtutorials]

It’s important to note, though, that the jar is much smaller than a room. It’s not really that big of a concern unless you have dozens of candles burning.

[@nekaonlybutler6951]

Thank u so much now i can die

[@lawslucid8572]

i'm thinkin the same bro =))) hahha still alive bro?

[@ramonalvarez1972]

@Shanika TheLonerStoner me too 😂😁

[@khazms]

What is wrong with you

[@andystout3000]

But he didn't say how much co2 gas is lethal!

[@user-bu4uo7wy2s]

@@andystout3000 ,he tell about CO. Carbon monoxyde.

[@Blue-bf8lv]

Seems quite painless and effective, a great choice

[@Blue-bf8lv]

@Darth Vader 🅥 you can use thoes portable/disposable grills, light one in a small area and it will fill up faster than candles

[@ripfirecreations4676]

@deez me too

[@salsaucy2547]

@@Blue-bf8lv should I light charcoal inside or outside my car in a small grill/bucket? I've seen comments that the smoke burnt people's lungs and eyes after lighting it in the car and they had to bail out. Don't want this to happen. Just want to peaceful pass.

[@Blue-bf8lv]

@@salsaucy2547 at first outside, you wanna get them white hot and glowing without any smoke, then bring it into the car.

[@ObamaoZedong]

When I get too old to take care of myself, I hope I can remember this trick.

[@jkjed1]

How did people live back then during the 1800's without carbon monoxide detectors? Candles and oil-lamps where a source of light back then, right? i guess the cracks in the poorly-made homes were the source of vent.

[@barrygill4657]

jkjed1 yes but the adventitious ventilation was greater and as co is lighter than air most of the co would dissipate out through cracks and into atmosphere however humans have been aware of co poisoning for centuries so most would have taken care as to not have many sources of flame that’s also why gas lights were so dangerous because so many in educated people would be burning then all through the night and it would kill them in their sleep 😵, I would say 2 candles in any room over night in a modern home would be safe as long as there is ventilation in that room 40 ppm just could not build up quick enough for any effects to take place.

[@3nigma.3nc]

They survived because contrary to what this moron is trying to prove, CO emissions from candles or lanterns are harmless in any normal sized room with airflow.

[@mbrights3158]

@@3nigma.3nc But what if there is no airflow (because it's cold outside and you are keeping all windows closed)? Also if you're in a smaller sized room it would be worse. So he is not a moron at all...he's explaining the potential dangers that is all.

[@amazingsupergirl7125]

Burning a couple candles overnight in a closed room won’t kill you. I’ve literally never heard of that. But burning a charcoal grill will. Every time my electricity goes out I burn ten candles for days and haven’t died yet. But I’ll say I do air it out periodically cuz you can tell mostly by feeling headachy

[@yunszzailani7601]

Nah one candle stick not going to kill u

[@marjaex171]

Thank u very much, I needed painless ideas.

[@AlanJoy_random]

Did you die ?

[@HarryPotter-yd2vk]

hii. did it work??

[@haroldberserker]

@@AlanJoy_random he uploaded a video 8 moths ago I guess no

[@haroldberserker]

@@HarryPotter-yd2vk .

[@victoriamayo5774]

Me too

[@kaceyo1803]

Thank you, your video was so helpful. I was burning 3 candles in an enclosed area, and was having trouble breathing. Now I understand why.

[@stinkyass4765]

Did ur eyes swollen after burning this candle

[@khazms]

Finally, a rational comment, using this video to AVOID this. All these other comments are about people wanting to kill themselves. It's really fucked up.

[@andystout3000]

What;s irrational about suicide? Life isn't intrinsically good.

[@14rxn87]

OH MY GOSH! So happy you're okay. Carbon Monoxide can cause instant death. Take care of yourself next time!

[@Manifesting_Secret_Sketchbook]

Take care plz

[@TheGoosington]

good job your house isn't the size of a mason jar then isn't it.

[@eltsennestle998]

Even if it was the size of a mason jar, figure on 1,000 ppm over one hour of exposure to be fatal. One candle hit 26 ppm. 400 candles in that mason jar would be fatal after an hour, of course you be burnt to a crisp much sooner.

[@drrice1123]

Carbon monoxide is formed when a fire/flame doesn’t have enough oxygen. When it has lots of oxygen it forms water and carbon dioxide(2 oxygens). When it doesn’t have enough the carbon only has 1 oxygen molecule thus forming carbon monoxide(1 oxygen)

[@bhushanhastak]

How do i form that?

[@endercanobeans]

@@bhushanhastak basically just start a fire in an unventilated room

[@JoeTakagi00]

Fire creates water? News to me

[@Zellaaaaaaaaaaa]

@@endercanobeans ty

[@Zellaaaaaaaaaaa]

@@bhushanhastak you still here?

[@behindlovelyeyes]

It's a good thing I don't live in a jar.

[@timmycochrane7718]

You just proved that if I lived in a jam jar and above a lit candle I may die from carbon monoxide poisoning you also proved that it went back down to zero in a normal household environment so lighting a candle will have no affect at all in a household environment

[@epifan3_]

Lmao well I def hadn’t planned to move into a jam jar. So I may be safe in my living room with a burning candle! This has truly tickled me!😂

[@florptytoo]

This explains why mystics surrounded by candles tend to see things. lol.

[@kiloton1920]

Lol

[@ivesphillips]

I thought it was the schizophrenia

[@victoriamayo5774]

Chronic pain can make you suicidal everyone has a breaking point.

[@earlgrey691]

Look into 3 day fasting.Miracles of healing begin around the 48 plus mark.

[@jaggass]

Could you do a test on a Beeswax candle?

[@guenchi2666]

If I placed a mason jar and inhale it will that help like srsly tell me

[@rinehartjm09]

The intention of this video was to show that candles do emit CO. The video was made when the northwest had a very bad windstorm that knocked power out to people for several weeks. The news had told people to burn several tea candles in a room to keep warm and provide lighting at night time. If not done with the proper ventilation and done for an extended period of time it could potentially lead to CO poisoning. It is not saying if you burn a candle that you will die from CO poisoning just simply stating they do in fact emit CO

[@littleblu22]

I blew out a candle in my house. I have a CO monitor and it did show anything but the smoke was a lot so I opened my window for 4 minutes. Do you think I would have eliminated toxic levels?

[@peterginsburg2465]

You don't say at any time what 19 means on the meter. 19 what? What is the volume of the jar compared to a room or house? Your experiment shows that a fire produces carbon monoxide. A kitchen gas stove also produces carbon monoxide. Any flame produces carbon monoxide. It also produces CO2.

[@dudett4]

Exactly. Complete combustion would create mostly carbon dioxide. While incomplete combustion (such as something smoldering but no flame) will create mostly carbon monoxide.

[@andystout3000]

I agree. This video is completely meaningless. Unless you happen to live inside a glass jar.

[@kovona]

Its in ppm (parts per million).

[@jackdeath5109]

Burning many candles in a small enclosed bathroom, along with a makeshift gas water heater caused me to have some type of pneumonia. Had I not gone to the doctor I would surely have died.

[@andystout3000]

Weird.

[@fir8550]

Very believable. I had a similar experience today.

[@Manifesting_Secret_Sketchbook]

Oh my Gosh!! Gas heaters I'm not a fan of. Hope you are doing alright now

[@HighVoltageMadness]

do not place your co meter directly over any source of heat. the heat and moisture will damage the sensor.

[@mikeoxlong7607]

Thank, now I can die without using a car

[@melaningurlie5892]

U still alive buddy?

[@tonylittleton3396]

@@melaningurlie5892 what abt u ?

[@gwendolynyoung1519]

Thanks you much for this video! I did not know this. Now I have to do a sweep at family and friends homes!

[@Introvert.mizuki]

Suicidal thoughts bought me here... Now I can die peacefully.

[@Manifesting_Secret_Sketchbook]

Plz don't.

[@pathtoeternity3973]

alive ?

[@jjjthe_dark7260]

How high on the meter is deadly? Asking for a friend

[@botanist3257]

0.32 if I am not mistaken.

[@andystout3000]

I guess there's only one way to find out!

[@bailey5836]

Anything over 300 ppm of CO can be dangerous

[@kpkpkpkpkpkpkpkpkp]

10000 ppm can kill in 3 minutes . i need a good meter with that range

[@user-sx3tk6df9i]

@@kpkpkpkpkpkpkpkpkp 1000-2000 takes 2-3 minutes to actually suffocate you

[@glgmsh]

painless death. goodbye cruel world

[@shalynnd.4346]

kaneki_xxx same, but you still alive? Or what, I’m thinking about doing it today lol

[@glgmsh]

@@shalynnd.4346 maybe im just too sad and thinking about dying. But, i always thought my family and how they love me so much. There's still hope and have faith. Please dont die. You have to keep moving. No matter how miserable you are. you just have to keep living.

[@glgmsh]

@TheSeductiveArts you will get through with ur problem. Just have faith

[@glgmsh]

@TheSeductiveArts oh right. But live your life to the fullest! You only live once

[@corymalone5944]

I love the, probably, son comments in the background XD Also, I hope your back is feeling better!

[@bloodyfang9904]

Thanks I searched "instant ways to die"on google and one of the website said carbon monoxide and then I searched this on internet :-D

[@SadEyes1412]

Your body is 70% water and I'm thirsty Same

[@umaruchan2169]

Don't do it

[@prrabhu]

Bro, you still alive !!?

[@bloodyfang9904]

@@prrabhu is this a sign that I forgot about this 4 years ago and just yesterday I remembered about the candle method and was about to try in a few days and you just commented on this?

[@prrabhu]

@@bloodyfang9904 why bro ! What happened.?

[@lionix-7768]

OMG THE COMMENT SECTION-

[@samyakjain5015]

Thank You Sir, I needed that.

[@AngeAlexiel]

of course the candle will consume all of O2 in a small jar like that... but you would need a ton of candles seriously in a small room to be able to repeat the process, like at least 50....

[@imrlaps7097]

Very helpful video. Thanks.

[@andystout3000]

What the hell did you learn from this video?

[@raven-dt4pi]

Andy Stout bruh chill its not your problem

[@jodycameron2473]

Just also think what is all in the scented candles at our stores I have them up when I discovered the truth

[@svenf1]

Ok so trying to connect the bits and pieces of information you presented here, sounds like some ten candles lit together will produce those 200 ppm that apparently are the first threshold of health concern. That’s certainly good to know, thanks for the demo.

[@Peewee0413]

10 candles inside a jar. now picture how many in an 800 cubic foot room.

[@dianemedycki-panichelli1395]

What abut scented candles? Same results?

[@aperson4933]

Of course. Any incomplete combustion from anything will release CO (Carbon monoxide). Complete combustion will release CO2 (Carbon dioxide).

[@Manifesting_Secret_Sketchbook]

Oh my Gosh lady plz take care.

[@cbrownf32]

How many candles should I use?

[@UrBest_Shopacoholic]

80% of the comments Well now I can die I have a lot of candles

[@videogamesarefun1576]

Carbon monoxide is heavier than air, so when you held the jar up to test it, most of the carbon monoxide 'fell' our of the jar. But you did make a good point, that candles cause carbon monoxide.

[@kovona]

Actually, carbon monoxide is slightly lighter than air. Carbon DIOXIDE is heavier.

[@user-bb5es5fc8g]

@@kovona yeah

[@Peewee0413]

Uhhhhhhhh...... no

[@kiloton1920]

No it isnt,if that was true detectors would need to be placed near the floor

[@pathtoeternity3973]

@@kiloton1920 good logic i guess carbon monoxide first settles at the ceiling and then starts coming at bottom thus giving the person in the room higher chance of escape and lesser damage

[@travism8597]

lighting candles, burning charcoal, sleeping pills, relaxing music in a sealed room with a note doesn't seem too horrible of a finding, I was planning a firearm method and make it quick but it's extremely difficult to source a piece in my country, I hope the "silent killer" CO will be up for the task.

[@nicoleantonettesayas8299]

You still alive?

[@rafi6618]

r u still alive brah?

[@epii7070]

You here man?

[@castolpelasino6031]

guys i think he finally made it

[@kiloton1920]

What if this was Joe exotics boyfriend Travis Maldonado who shot himself in the head “by accident”

[@truthbetold6322]

So how many candles is too many ?

[@TranquilBird]

The fact that we came here for the same reason

[@dilucstallion]

wow i needed more ideas of how to anyway thanks!

[@khazms]

You're an asshole. Telling someone thanks for showing how to kill themselves would make the person who made this video feel bad. Seriously, you have problems.

[@rootenshi]

@@khazms i could say the same to you. Telling a suicidal person you "are an asshole and you have problems" will not just make them feel bad about themselves but might rapidly escalate their thoughts. So, dude for the love of God or anything you believe in, don't fight bad with worse. I see your point and I understand it. But what you are doing is not helping. It's contradicting to what you are trying to prevent. Have a great day and thank you for being concerned human about how others feel.

[@khazms]

@@rootenshi No, you could not say the same because he was being a genuine asshole and calling someone an asshole for being an asshole is irrelevent to the fact they may be suicidal. That said, their comment was clearly being sarcastic, therefore I doubt they are a suicidal person. Even if they were, again, irrelevant.

[@vincentdesmedt4124]

Let's make carbon monoxide and then inhale it!

[@andystout3000]

Let's have a carbon monoxide party! I heard they are breath taking!

[@SirLenFoller]

I guess if you're window is opne you're totaly fine with one candle right ?

[@andystout3000]

If you're that dumb, it's a wonder you've lived this long!

[@AllinnKall]

Is the CO detector displaying in ppm or something else?

[@rinehartjm09]

AllinnKall it is reading in ppm. Please note this is a small scale experiment with one candle in an enclosed jar. The purpose of the experiement is to show that candles do in fact emit CO. That said burning several candles in an enclosed area does have a potential for raised CO levels

[@Zoe-nr6vv]

its not going to be the same in an open room. burn anything in a jar and it will raise that detector

[@terrace1]

Does anyone know what part of the candle is causing the carbon monoxide? Is it the wax, the wick, or the flame, or other? Thank you.

[@rinehartjm09]

+Yarn Buzz tess kee The contents of the wax when combined with flame is what causes the carbon monoxide. This video was inspired when the pacific northwest had a big power outage and the news suggested burning several candles in a home at one time for light and to produce heat. The example in the video is a representation of burning candles in an enclosed area with little or no ventilation. Even in a big area with several candles burning over time there will be carbon monoxide build up if not properly ventilated.

[@terrace1]

+joe rinehart Thank you for your explanation; and for a good informative video.

[@h0rcrux774]

Joe Rinehart Hmm I thought it was just wherever there was a fire in an "enclosed" area :/

[@hexagonist23]

since co is flammable, shouldnt it just turn into co2 with the flame?

[@kovona]

In a complete combustion, yes. But carbon monoxide only starts burning at temperatures above 600'C. In a wicked candle where the fuel source is a heavy hydrocarbon wax that needs to be melted and vaporized first to ignite (hence resulting in a cooler flame), combustion is less complete and more carbon monoxide is produced. If you look at how a modern natural gas or propane stove burns, you see the flames are mostly blue, indicating a much more complete burn. That's why we can safely cook with gas in our homes.

[@h.brennen1854]

so if you start smelling this for a long period of time then it's not good right?

[@rinehartjm09]

well carbon monoxide is an odorless, colorless gas. smelling candles for a long period of time would not necessarily be bad. It all depends on how many candles are burning and how much ventilation there is in the room you are burning them.

[@freethechildren6099]

Wow, good intentions to inform and possibly bad results lol

[@strwbrryjj]

thank you

[@gunston999]

That’s a small jar...but in the room it will register zero...even with more than one candle.

[@andystout3000]

Exactly! So this video is useless.

[@yoongdeer]

This is supposed to be an educational video but seeing some people here in the comments just make me so sad 😔

[@mysteries6894]

Probably most of them are either attention seekers or trolls. Those come here for suicide will commit suicide either way with or without the help of this video. Just ignores them.

[@fexcasanova]

@@mysteries6894 i don't think it is for attention tho. For me, i would do it by hanging, now i know it's by burning some candles. I think they joke about, to make more ez.

[@nexaini]

if someone locked thereself in a small box with a candle or a few.. would that kill them?

[@made4u954]

Nexaini yes

[@wallacesousuke1433]

Nexaini doubtful, unless there are hundreds of candles

[@khazms]

Either you're a murderer or you're a guy wanting to have a death by candle, which is absolutely ridiculous btw. Either way, I'm reporting your comment.

[@Ethorbit]

@@khazms Can you just fuck off already? Some people are suicidal and live alone. It's not really murder if they aren't hurting anyone else. It wouldn't be "death by candle" it would be "death by carbon monoxide" you moron. Why don't you try to be supportive instead of just being a dick to everyone in this comment section?

[@andystout3000]

I bet you're a pie-eyed Christian.

[@davejones4740]

Quite a few house are drafty and not air tight.

[@mushroomtop1216]

will it kill bugs in the home too?

[@rinehartjm09]

I'm not sure. maybe depending on the bug. I have heard roaches can still live with huge amounts of radiation.

[@derektaton2697]

citronella candles will kill bugs or at least keep them away but i don't recommend burning them indoors

[@johnmcrae3911]

yy

[@bailey5836]

Bugs are smaller, so it takes less carbon monoxide to kill them. They will die before you even start getting a headache from it.

[@BGuhChannel27]

Thank you. So I need some candles

[@minecraftgaming4991]

Never really thought only problem of $2000 would bring me here.But any way thanks for the idea man. Now I can * easily!

[@Joseph-sz1mx]

Ur the best

[@jeanlafitte9554]

Most candles are made with paraffin which is oil based. When you burn candles made from beeswax, I don’t think there will be any carbon monoxide.

[@Manifesting_Secret_Sketchbook]

R U sure??????? So u are saying beeswax candles are safer?

[@jasonmarch1983]

For anyone reading, this any fire that's lacks sufficient oxygen will make CO, no matter the fuel. Think about it, Complete combustion makes CO2 incomplete makes CO. Just use monitors and ensure you have appropriate ventilation for the fire you have in a room.

[@nathanielaranda8407]

this is why I always run the hood fan over the stove

[@Datboiiicharlie]

Damn thnx i needed this alot Google does not wanna help and this helped goodbye cruel world

[@cian4380]

Did it work? Obviously if you don't reply it did

[@michaelgaitskill4305]

🥺

[@sanBastian123]

to have that proportion of carbon monoxide relative to your home, you out to be burning your whole kitchen and your dining room. I cook more than 5 times on stove, with more flame than candle, how different is that with candle, nobody gets harmed

[@stevemacbr]

Those NUMBERS you are quoting /reading - are they Parts Per Million ??? . .

[@aaditdani7163]

Special candles or any?

[@user-ck1zi8qf4i]

this is so helpful thx

[@user-wv6jq2jy6m]

you alright

[@PeterPete]

Carbon monoxide is a heavy gas so why would it be filling the bottom of an inverted glass jar? I always thought CO was the result of incomplete combustion yet nothing appeared to hinder or stifle the combustion of the candle - in other words there's no evidence of incomplete combustion taking place in the video. Also one has to question how the CO meter works as it may rely solely upon the burning material of the candle to conduct electricity! So it could be the CO meter is not detecting carbon monoxide at all but detecting the amount of carbon released as a product of the candle's combustion!

[@kiloton1920]

Because it’s lighter than air

[@icebear6534]

Thanks, I will put the yt link on my suicide letter as credits.

[@jenniperkins4260]

Hahaha

[@robwright8652]

I’ll be pissed if I don’t get poisoned.

[@icebear6534]

Cool.

[@mikelooby8362]

Homes are sealed tighter all the time .

[@wuwpie5091]

Well , time to do it

[@ronson232]

Yes, but the air in a jar is severely limited, so the CO concentration is high. Your room is thousands of times larger than one jar, and the concentration of CO from one candle is infinitesimal. It probably would not even register on your meter at all. Anything that burns produces CO, even a cigarette. Nobody is going to be made ill by one candle in a typical room.

[@rinehartjm09]

Again, I am not saying that burning one candle will cause any harm. The back story to this was that the power had gone out for several days and news stations were telling people it was okay to close the bedroom doors and windows and seal the room and burn 100 - 200 candles for heat and light. without proper ventilation burning that many candles in a sealed room with little or no ventilation, say overnight while you slept, very well could register high CO levels. The purpose is merely to show candle emit CO. Of course in a small jar the numbers will be skewed. in order to show evidence that the candles emit the CO the experiment was done inside of a contained area just to show that it does emit CO.

[@romansten9]

Seederman some people actually light 20-50 candles in a tiny bathroom and take a long bath in there, might fall asleep for a few hours. might sound strange..... but people do it

[@andystout3000]

It would have been nice if this info had been included in the meaningless video.

[@andystout3000]

Women are the only ones who light candles while they soak in a tub.

[@ankitmondal4114]

I'll close my nose with that jar 😎

[@joud-3250]

dad it’s your fault lol

[@aileenanakkidang4139]

Can I try? I dont want to live anymore

[@ayushisrivastava3626]

Did you tried this? Or are you alive?

[@pathtoeternity3973]

alive ?

[@minefart124]

Is this true?

[@snappy7325]

Are these normal candles or specifically made for this experiment only

[@rinehartjm09]

Just normal candles

[@snappy7325]

Thank god I have plenty of them to perform this experiment

[@adamtheaker9249]

What happens if you inhale the glass straight after and you keep doing it for an hour or so

[@bigfootwashere2336]

Adam Theaker death jk

[@Ethorbit]

@@khazms Well what happens if you say stupid shit like that face to face when you're not hiding behind a monitor using an inactive KZbin account? You get the shit kicked out of you.

[@andreiserban4407]

You could tell from the yelow flame

[@kylemendoza5346]

I’m really out here big dprsd. Now I’m finna go sit in my car and listen to music loud with 10 big candles 🙏🏽. Rip

[@MasterYourOwnDestiny]

Kyle Mendoza or you can just sleep in your running vehicle with the garage door closed, it seems like the best option for me

[@SEEKER_Of_CULTURE]

How to use this go get a big glass jar put candles inside light it and close the lid when you open Boom Poisoned and thats how you use it to kill while it is something i will do now

[@EricPeelMusic]

“I gotta sidown my backurts.” Bless his heart.

[@RS-fd5fh]

Thank you

[@zoezoezoemeow]

Will this work?

[@ChowderMania2]

Is this really even able to kill you? it feels like you'd need so many candles in a room thats ventilated. I dont wanna mess up

[@tonylittleton3396]

@@fjorddenierbear4832 Can u explain why this is a bad method

[@djp1941]

@@tonylittleton3396 You can't reach high enough levels of CO in a room with just candles. Portable grill with charcoal is better.

[@DanielDaniel1]

Very important, especially with all these silly videos telling people to use candles under a clay pot as an emergency indoor heater.

[@MrRubberfist]

Great video! I got poisoned 4 years ago driving a truck across washington state. Was the scariest few months of my life because I didn't know if I was going to ever go back to normal mentally. I suffered extreme panic attacks and was allergic to everything all of a sudden, as well as my testosterone went down to 150 (normal man is 300-900). I went from being a badass house painter and buffed former amateur boxer to being an over sensitive scared person for no reason that couldn't remember where I put my tool my very OCD organized shop. Just lucky I didn't die.

[@hamzaaslam3826]

what is 29 moles,atm or anything else?which unit is it?

[@hamzaaslam3826]

@@nothing0259 what is 300?which unit?

[@nothing0259]

@@hamzaaslam3826 hamza naber,nasılsın

[@travism8597]

it's ppm (part per million)

[@reneebelle2]

So, is it unsafe to burn candles in an RV??

[@rinehartjm09]

Renee' not necessarily. I would recommend opening a window up just a crack to get some ventilation

[@jneusbaum3697]

Renee' Just make sure the black lights are on.

[@cheappinoy1053]

So if I were to do this in a bathroom, how many candles would i need?

[@raxahax173]

I think the best thing you can do is get charcoal (if you have a grill, you probably have some already at home), put it in a bucket or something like that and light it on fire. Get in a room as much isolated as possible, I suggest putting like a towel over the small gap between your doors and floor (if you know what I mean) and make sure your windows are completely closed. Just get rid of air as much as possible in a closed room - for your own sake and other's in your house, if there are any other people. If you don't have charcoal, I think you can just do this technique like this guy on the video does and inhale from the object you're gonna use for as many times as needed. I don't know if that actually works though. -Since I'm guessing you want to end your life, I won't hold you back. I don't blame you, I'm here for the exact same reason.

[@BballAllStar33]

raxahax I want to end my life to but I don’t want my house to burn down with my family inside. I suppose I could try it in my car. I don’t know. All I do know is I want to die from CO2

[@implicit4969]

tbh can y'all just reply to me and tell me how to make carbon monoxide easily? thanks.

[@travism8597]

light 50 candles and charcoal in a sealed room, should do the job, that's what I'm going with as well.

[@tonylittleton3396]

@@travism8597 yo

[@DaVincyi]

That is a misleading test. You are measuring a concentrated co in a small space. The correct test is let the candle to burn for an hour and measure the room co concentration. Remember you are measuring the par per million in the air mix.

[@lindaasmr4818]

A family friend died of a candle 😢

[@andystout3000]

How?

[@royal6355]

Andy Stout it’s a joke (most probably)

[@Manifesting_Secret_Sketchbook]

How Linda? Please. How old were they and in which country did this happen

[@jodycameron2473]

Gave them up

[@seek3n]

Holy 500 bucks for that detector... My customer will not pay for a test for even 10 bucks

[@Blessedeternally]

Nice I just need to find a closed room and a giant candle Thanks mate .. maybe it's my last comment.

[@MCee97]

GONE WRONG3 still here?

[@Manifesting_Secret_Sketchbook]

Hi THERE

[@SailingBritaly]

These comments are heartbreaking. For anyone here contemplating suicide PLEASE don't. There are better days ahead and you have to have some faith. If you were to go ahead everyone you know in your life will feel guilty forever. "What if I'd just done this..." "If only I'd have said this..." "Was it because I said this..." You will destroy all of the people who have loved you or been kind to you over the years. Look up James Neville-Taylor and listen to his story. He tried to kill himself in 2017 (He was abused as a child and has suffered with depression ever since) but now he has turned his life around and earns tens of thousands of dollars per month, while helping others achieve their dreams. Alternatively, buy yourself a bible and find comfort in reading it. There will be better days ahead, and even if you don't feel like this now, once you get out of the place you find yourself in now you will find be able to find joy in your life. God bless, Chris (p.s. I am here while making a video to help people avoid accidental carbon monoxide poisoning. Thank you for your video Joe.)

[@jayakrishnankalpathy3881]

They will forget everything very soon. It's our life we are the one to decide.There are worse things that happens in our life that we cannot change.Some people overcome some may not. It is better to die rather than carrying that burden forever.....

[@chicken7355]

That's very less, I will need another way to produce it

[@brianstallings4252]

Yahtzee!!!!!!!! Boy have I been waiting for the Angel of Death!!!!!!!! Yeah!!!!!!!! My grandparents lied to me about Santa, the Easter Bunny, Lucky Charms, and Unicorns but Ik fucking sure the Angel of Death exists. I’m next up

[@jenniperkins4260]

Haha

[@brianstallings4252]

@@jenniperkins4260 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️

[@LightlySaltedPatty]

Hey its ya boi, probably my last comment

[@hackermeteo]

Nah you liked a 4 day old pewdiepie video.

[@shalynnd.4346]

Same

[@miguelesquivel121]

Hope you're doing better

[@pathtoeternity3973]

alive ?