DEAR DEDRA: The lack of a closet is not a legal issue, but it is definitely illegal for a bedroom to have no window. Chapter 3 of the International Residential Code requires that a room used for sleeping purposes have a window for light, ventilation and emergency escape.

If 6 was correct and correctly place, then the code 645 should also have at least one number correctly placed. Thus we can conclude 2 was correctly positioned and correct in the code 682, and that 6 is an incorrect number. So we also know either 4 or 5 is a correct number, but wrongly positioned.

To solve the puzzle, you must ask one guard (it doesn’t matter which one) which door the other guard would say leads out. Both guards will indicate the same door, which will be the door that doesn’t lead out.

Look in the mirror, then at the wall and back at the mirror to see what you saw. Use the saw to cut the table in half and join the two halves to make a whole. Put the “hole” on the wall and climb out.

A room in the basement can never have a window through which sunlight can directly pass through, so it can be called as a dark room.

A bedroom’s layout must meet a minimum size requirement of 70 square feet. To qualify as a bedroom, the room must not only support someone sleeping in it, but it should support someone living comfortably in the space.

If you don’t open any windows, the stale inside air will continue to fester in the room. The window doesn’t have to be completely open; even cracking it slightly will make a notable impact. In sum, the air around you when you sleep is more important than you might think.

What happens if you sleep in a room with no air ventilation? Eventually, you could die. As you breathe in oxygen, you breathe out carbon-dioxide. Eventually, depending on the size of the room and how big you are, you could use up all the oxygen in the room and you would die.

An average human consumes about 550 liters (19 cubic feet) of oxygen per day. So if your room was small (say it had an 8′ ceiling and was only 10′x10′… like a bathroom say…then that has 800 cubic feet of air. No doors/windows are airtight, so you won’t run out of oxygen, no fear.

If the room is entirely oxygen, then we have minutes to live: 582.52 hours or 24.3 days. In both scenarios, you’ll die of dehydration before you die of suffocation or starvation. The average person can only go 3 days, 72 hours, without water.

No you don’t. You could easily use up the oxygen in a closed up car. Twice as fast with two people. You may not die, but you could certainly suffer from oxygen dep.

7 Places You Can Park Overnight & Sleep On A Road Trip

• Walmart. You may have already heard that it is completely legal to park and sleep overnight in your vehicle at all Walmart parking lots.
• Casino’s.
• Rest Stops.
• Welcome Information Center’s.
• BLM Land.
• Grocery Stores, Shopping Malls & Fast Food Outlets, Parking Lots.
• City Street Parking.

The primary cause of death for people falling asleep in cars is carbon monoxide poisoning. “Many say an hour of napping is alright, but the risks are still there, and one can die of suffocation as the same air is recirculated inside the car,” he continued.

By the time that the carbon dioxide levels in the air that you breathe reach 15%, you’ll effectively die. Assuming the box is about 4 cubic metres, it would take about 16 hours or so. But you would actually start to feel ill and probably die a lot sooner than that. Actually it could be down to, sort of, five hours!

Carbon monoxide can still accumulate and will lead to lower the oxygen in the blood even when you are sleep while the windows are open. The effect of sleeping in the car is that you will experience fluid and water loss in your body, within a period of time. Thus, we recommend you to avoid sleeping in the car.

As in sleeping for hours at a time. If you plan to sleep in the car with the engine running to keep the A/C on, this can be very dangerous as the slightest leak in the exhaust system could kill you from carbon monoxide poisoning.

How Long Should a Car Idle? User experience has shown that letting your car idle for 30 seconds to a minute would suffice. So, if you think the wait would take longer than that, consider shutting off your engine. Leaving it running for longer than that would bring additional pollution to the air we all breathe.

Generally, yes, you can sleep in your car at Walmart. Walmart does not have a corporate-wide policy of allowing people to sleep in their car in their parking lots. It’s up to each store manager to decide.

The city council in Palo Alto, California, passed a law in August 2013 that makes living in a car illegal, citing safety concerns over too many vehicle dwellers in a community center parking lot. Violators could be charged with a misdemeanor and up to six months in jail and a $1,000 fine.

Currently, there’s no nationwide law that makes sleeping in your car illegal. However, some states don’t allow overnight parking at public areas like rest stops. According to The Daily Dot, more than 81 towns have banned car-sleeping since 2014.

Do You Have to Crack a Window When Sleeping in Your Car? You do not need to crack the window of your vehicle while sleeping. Not only is air continually circulating, but there is also generally enough air inside the car to sustain someone for a long time.