For those of you who are susceptible to pulmonary edema this may be safer than huffing Clorox.
Huffing Clorox can cause pneumonia like symptoms among other complications. YMMV, so seek advice from your physician before experimenting.
It's not a tarp anon… Typically thin fiberglass, possibly aluminum. More for reducing drag and not really structural at all, so, when it buckles… it can look like a tarp.
Corona is A Plague and A Cure.
I was being sarcastic about the bleach because I had a mishap with it recently which left me feeling like shit for about 6 hours… Yeah - don't fuck with Bleach. No joke…
From the NIH article on Alcohol:
Implementation
Nausea and vomiting can be difficult to treat in the ED. A recent systematic review found neither intravenous metoclopramide nor ondansetron to be superior to placebo on nausea scores at 30 minutes; however, metoclopramide decreased the need for rescue antiemetics (about 16% vs 38% [placebo]).3 Intravenous fluids and general supportive treatment in the ED might contribute to the large placebo effect,3 which lowers nausea scores by about 23 to 40 points on a 100-point scale, and explains much of the apparent efficacy of medications in practice. Inhaled isopropyl alcohol provides a peak effect within 4 minutes postinhalation,2 and multiple pads can be used for continued short-lasting nausea relief.1