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Old 05-12-2014, 10:09   #1
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Risks of CO2 on Board

I'm thinking about buying a soda machine to make my own tonic water on board (and cola, etc.).

Got me thinking about whether it is dangerous to keep CO2 on board.

I believe fairly modest concentrations of CO2 can kill by asphyxiation.

And as everyone knows, CO2 is quite heavy, so will collect in a boat hull like propane does.

What think ye?
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