Never light candles in air-conditioned room!!!

last SG · 2005-08-16T23:48:41+00:00

rofl n00b. and carbon monoxide is produced by incomplete combustion, as said

the Bear SG

guess who's the noob Laughing

suck in?

not all Wink

figure how things work Wink

and incomplete combusion.. maybe but in candles? it'll probably go out first Wink

dragg SG

air-con sucks in air into the compressor.

[email protected] SG

i wonder if u stay in a seal room and keep farting, will u die? Laughing

the.raven SG

Laughing

meltz SG

is same as burning charcoal to suicide in a enclose enviroment

the.raven SG

Rolling Eyes

the Bear SG

hmm.. ever watch Se7en? Razz

SnowFlag SG

For the aircond in our house, there is a fan blowing on the compressor, but air is never sucked into our rooms. Mr. Green

dragg SG

you got your nick from a book?

the Bear SG

okay.. go figure it out yourself then Wink

someone's already put paid to your sucky postulate Laughing

dragg SG

air is sucked into the compressor and mixed with freon to become cold air.

the Bear SG

maybe here?

Laughing

the.raven SG

oh please, u dont even know candles produce carbon monoxide. stop being such a wiseass all the time. last time say what can cook rice for 20 hours. Laughing always thinking you are damn good, what are you good at by the way? continue being damn proud of yourself while accomplishing nothing in your life, hypocrite.

the.raven SG

Quoth the raven, nevermore Laughing

SnowFlag SG

Do you know that the compressor is very hot? The outside air is just used to cool the compressor Very Happy

The air inside the room is cooled by freon gas.

littlestream SG

Laughing

What a wicked thought. Wink

the Bear SG

cook rice for 20 hours? i don't remember saying it but it actually can be done Wink

hey.. carbon dioxide.. carbon monoxide.. from a candle?

it may happen.. but during normal combustion, the levels of CO would be low compared to CO2...

and when enough CO is being formed by the burning of a candle to affect things around, the burn would be difficult because of low levels of O2.. by then, a candle does not have sufficient temperature to sustain itself for long and would sputter out...

i'm not as arrogant as you are.. i just post stuff... and i do not go around calling people noob Laughing

p.s. quoth the raven... nevermore??

LazerLordz SG

Sigh.So much OTs.Anyway..one for the late birds..

Raven fillet with BBQ sauce.Tasty. Twisted Evil Mr. Green

alexkusu SG

There are campers who died when leaving their gas burners on for the night. The most recent case was in Europe..in Switzerland I think..about 2-3months ago. Anyway, carbon monoxide poisoning is painless and happens to be the no.1 trend in suicide methods for kids in Japan.

ilovemyrolex SG

that must have been ONE mother of a candle!!!
I'm thinking size of those monster "dragon incense" they make for 7th month.

ps: though they are much smaller these days... to the point of being whimpy, but still quite big if you imagine a candle that size.

Originally posted by dragg:
I found this from another site.

Heard of a bad news regarding Charlene, who studied in MSMKL with some of us. She passed away last weekend due to carbon monoxide poisoning. It happened when she lit an aromatheraputic candle for the night in a room with air-conditioning on and all windows closed. Due to lack of oxygen in the room, the burning of the candle cannot fully oxidize & thus forming dangerous carbon monoxide. Carbon monoxide will prevent oxygen exchange in the lungs, resulting the person dozing off to state of unconsciousness & eventual lay death in less than 1 hour, depending on the room size. I am sending this e-mail out to all of you so that you will be aware of such danger when lighting aromatheraputic candles in any unventilated rooms.

is it possible?

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