Stink Bombs 3 per box (1.4 ml per vial)

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Carbon monoxide is one of the most deadly gases. Even low levels can kill a person. The poisonous gas enters the bloodstream and combines with haemoglobin to form carboxyhaemoglobin. This prevents blood from carrying oxygen to the body’s cells. When the brain and other tissues do not receive enough oxygen, they begin to fail and die. Unfortunately, there are few signs or symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning.Extra Strong Prank Power: With just a few sprays, our stink spray can clear a room in less than a minute. During testing, the odor engulfed an entire building, creating a hilarious and chaotic atmosphere in any situation. Its proprietary formula is classified as a military-grade putricant, not even in the same league as the novelty “stink bombs” offered elsewhere. The resulting odor includes a mixture of hydrogen sulfide, ammonia, and ammonium sulfide. All of these compounds stink and all are toxic at high concentration. As with commercial stink bombs, only use homemade stink bombs in a well-ventilate area, away from heat and flames. References

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Munroe, Randall (17 February 2020). "What's the World's Worst Smell?". New York Times . Retrieved February 7, 2022. The US Government Standard Bathroom Malodor, said to be one of the worst-smelling substances, [8] is quoted as having this composition: (Note that this substance is a concoction) [9] Dipropylene glycol Prank stink bombs and perfume bombs are usually sold as a 1- or 2- mL sealed glass ampoule, which can be broken by throwing against a hard surface or by crushing under one's shoe sole, thus releasing the malodorous liquid contained therein. Another variety of prank stink bomb comprises two bags, one smaller and inside the other. The inner one contains a liquid and the outer one a powder. When the inner one is ruptured by squeezing it, the liquid reacts with the powder, producing hydrogen sulfide, which expands and bursts the outer bag, releasing an unpleasant odor. Products containing a single chemical may be sold as 1-ml and 2-ml glass ampules. For example, ammonium sulfide stink bombs come in small, breakable containers. When crushed or thrown, the chemical is released, where it reacts with water in air to produce a stinky mixture of hydrogen sulfide (rotten egg), ammonia, and ammonium sulfide (another rotten smell). wikiHow is a “wiki,” similar to Wikipedia, which means that many of our articles are co-written by multiple authors. To create this article, 79 people, some anonymous, worked to edit and improve it over time.