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There’s no warning sign for CO2 risk that will work for a non-expert. You have to go for the basics (“risk of suffocation and death”) at that point, because no
by floatingatoll 5y ago
There’s no warning sign for CO2 risk that will work for a non-expert. You have to go for the basics (“risk of suffocation and death”) at that point, because no one knows that you can drown in CO2.
- Volker_W 5y agoThese ones would work for me: "CO2 pooling risk" "Gas pooling risk" "Risk of suffocation"
- floatingatoll 5y ago“There’s no visible pool of water, must be fine”
- tragictrash 5y agoI disagree. I think that most of the population of United States would understand that oxygen deprivation is bad. I agree that coming up with verbiage for a sign that clearly communicates the correct intent would be difficult.