Would running a gas generator inside a 700ft2 house for 5+ hours translate to certain death?
What are the pros and cons of this method?
What are the pros and cons of this method?
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Bitcoin (BTC):Ethereum (ETH):Monero (XMR):It's impossible to tell with the information you provided. Your square footage is part of the equation, when talking gas you have to know total cubic feet (or meters if you're metric). Yea it's a 700ft2 house but how tall are the ceilings? the difference between a small house with 8ft ceilings versus 12 is 5,600 cubic feet over 8,400 cubic feet.
Also need to know what kind of generator? Is it a small 400 watt generator? 5000? Those are huge differences in types of generators (and therefore fuel used/exhaust generated).I think 8' ceilings and it's a 1000w generator.
Im assuming it would work, if people accidentally die from running one in an attached garage or even outside but not far enough away.
I just need for it to be a sure thing. Or as close as I can get. Living is not an option.Similar threads
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