This is important information for folks who worry about their indeed unreliable carbon content, is it not ? Anthracite bricks are usually way larger and heavier than the charcoal variety, also of even denser consistency than charcoal bricks. I also posted information that explains how c-bricks are made : some are made by mixing anthracite coal with sawdust. You may be talking to me about "recommending anthracite coal" though I didn't recommend it - I just pointed it out because it has a higher concentration of carbon than charcoal, and definitely higher than charcoal bricks. Wikipedia is your friend, but yes personally I believe that many people could perform this method even without sedatives, carbon monoxide is known as the invisible or silent killer because there is usually no warning before you pass out. I think the chimney burner is most desirable because very little extras are needed and you can get a clean smoulder with no impure or gasoline type fuels. I'll say that I bought a proper weber one to get the version with great ventilation.
I have tested a chimney burner and others have had great success with then, stuff the underneath with paper and even if you don't see much flame rather than smoke, leave it for a while and they'll be golden. The worry with anthracite coal is that it may burn differently in some ways, because it is mineral rather than a processed briquette it may behave in unexpected ways such as burning hotter or colder, faster or slower than other charcoal, and most importantly is it likely to smoulder as reliably as a barbecuing charcoal? 1-2kg is already plenty for a small tent but rooms and vehicles may need more. Some charcoals have less carbon but going by weight you can make a safe estimate of how much charcoal you need for your space. Second, if you're going to research anthracite coal then I'd suggest doing tests before recommending it to others.
Therefore no need to worry about explosions, nobody has ever accidentally blew themselves up using this method. This is extremely lethal and knocks you out in seconds, using charcoal we struggle to push 10000ppm depending on the they execution. To clarify some points brought up recently, as others have pointed out, 10000ppm is equivalent to 1% volume in the air.
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