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Do the ashes in an urn disintegrate or biodegrade over time?

Not really. Ashes in an urn change very little or not at all, even after a very long time.

What Are Cremated Remains Made Of?

Cremated remains are often referred to as “ashes", when in fact it is granulated bone. During the cremation process, a machine heats up the body to an extreme temperature. Bone and trace amounts of metals in the body from implants or fillings are what...

How Do I Explain Cremation to My Children?

Death is a difficult process for children to understand and to accept. Since this is a complicated question, we have two great blogs on this subject. Click ...

Are Cremated Ashes safe to keep in my home?

Yes they are. Once the body is cremated, all that remains are materials that are natural to the body and safe for human contact.

Is Cremation More or Less Expensive Than a Burial?

Cremation is less expensive than a traditional burial, largely because of the options available. There is a lot of variation ...

Are There Any Federal Rules, Regulations and Laws in the U.S. About Cremation Urns?

There are not many laws, rules, regulations and standards concerning cremation urns, however, there are a number of rules you should consider for the purchase of urns. Here is a blog on ...