Alternatively, your ashes may go into a cooling chamber (a kind of large bucket), where jets of air blow away the remains of your casket.
Wednesday, April 25, 2007
Cardboard casket
A cardboard casket will leave very little behind, but if you have been incinerated in a more traditional wooden casket, the operator will pick out any large chunks of charcoal from your ashes since they will turn your remains black in processing.
Alternatively, your ashes may go into a cooling chamber (a kind of large bucket), where jets of air blow away the remains of your casket.
Alternatively, your ashes may go into a cooling chamber (a kind of large bucket), where jets of air blow away the remains of your casket.
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