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Who want to remember better? I guessed many of us would probably raise our hands. Almost all human beings want to remember better especially the stuff we need to use. Our children need good memory for helping them in school. Almost all brain processes need memory to help relating the known which is already in memory with the unknown which is the new things we learn. Therefore learning memory techniques can
Example: A cremated 100 lb. person will yield about 90 cubic inches of ashes (almost 100 CI). This person would need a cremation urn that is about 90-100 CI. The 1 to 1 ratio of Weight to CI will ensure you purchase a cremation urn that is large enough, 99% o
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Whether you are looking for something traditional, laser etched or personalized in hardwood, a unique hand-blown cremation urn, a discreet keepsake cremation urn, a sacred rosary cremation urn, a tasteful piece of cremation urn jewelry or a pet cremation urn for your faithful companion, there are a large variety available today. If you purchase online, you can usually save up to 50% off local funeral home prices.
Here are some things you should know about cremation urns, cremation terms and what cremation urns are available today.
Cremains - Cremated Remains of a Human
Cremation Urn Sizing - Cubic Inches (CI) is the volume or space ashes take up and it is also the measurement of how much ash a cremation urn can hold.
1 lb. of body weight will yield roughly 1 cubic inch of ashes.
Example: A cremated 100 lb. person will yield about 90 cubic inches of ashes (almost 100 CI). This person would need a cremation urn that is about 90-100 CI. The 1 to 1 ratio of Weight to CI will ensure you purchase a cremation urn that is large enough, 99% of
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Here are some things you should know about cremation urns, cremation terms and what cremation urns are available today.
Cremains - Cremated Remains of a Human
Cremation Urn Sizing - Cubic Inches (CI) is the volume or space ashes take up and it is also the measurement of how much ash a cremation urn can hold.
1 lb. of body weight will yield roughly 1 cubic inch of ashes.
Example: A cremated 100 lb. person will yield about 90 cubic inches of ashes (almost 100 CI). This person would need a cremation urn that is about 90-100 CI. The 1 to 1 ratio of Weight to CI will ensure you purchase a cremation urn that is large enough, 99% o
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Here are some things you should know about cremation urns, cremation terms and what cremation urns are available today.
Cremains - Cremated Remains of a Human
Cremation Urn Sizing - Cubic Inches (CI) is the volume or space ashes take up and it is also the measurement of how much ash a cremation urn can hold.
1 lb. of body weight will yield roughly 1 cubic inch of ashes.
Example: A cremated 100 lb. person will yield about 90 cubic inches of ashes (almost 100 CI). This person would need a cremation urn that is about 90-100 CI. The 1 to 1 ratio of Weight to CI will ensure you purchase a cremation urn that is large enough, 99% o
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Cremation Urn Sizing - Cubic Inches (CI) is the volume or space ashes take up and it is also the measurement of how much ash a cremation urn can hold.
1 lb. of body weight will yield roughly 1 cubic inch of ashes.
Example: A cremated 100 lb. person will yield about 90 cubic inches of ashes (almost 100 CI). This person would need a cremation urn that is about 90-100 CI. The 1 to 1 ratio of Weight to CI will ensure you purchase a cremation urn that is large enough, 99% o
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Example: A cremated 100 lb. person will yield about 90 cubic inches of ashes (almost 100 CI). This person would need a cremation urn that is about 90-100 CI. The 1 to 1 ratio of Weight to CI will ensure you purchase a cremation urn that is large enough, 99% of the time. Another example is that a 210 lb. person needs a cremation urn that is roughly 200 cubic inches or larger and a 50 lb. person or pet needs a cremation urn that is roughly 50 cubic inches or larger.
Cremation urn descriptions always lists a volume (capacity for ashes) in Cubic Inches. So if you know how much the deceased weighed - then you know the volume (CI.) of the ashes. A cremation urn can be too small (in volume) but is only too big if you think it's too big.
Companion Cremation Urn - Cremation Urn that can accommodate two adults or one large adult (standard size is approx. 400 ci).
Cremation Urn Art - Art made from a small portion of cremains (hand-blown glass, picture and art) and most often the size of a keepsake cremation urn or pendant that holds a small portion of cremains, small piece of cloth, a lock of hair, dried flowers, etc. (usually 1 - 2 cubic inches).
Infant Cremation Urn - Cremation Urn that can accommodate one child (standard sizes are between 5 - 75 ci).
Keepsake/Keepsake Cremati
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