The average time it takes to cremate a body is from one to three hours, although it can take over five hours. An average body of 150 pounds in a cardboard container averages about two hours. After the cremation, you are left with three to seven pounds of remains that are pasty and white colored.
Sounds like that thing can handle up to 12 bodies a day running 24 hours, assuming you can keep it fueled. That thing isn't hiding any bodies, at best it'll be able to roast a bear for a block party.
>The average time it takes to cremate a body is from one to three hours, although it can take over five hours. An average body of 150 pounds in a cardboard container averages about two hours. After the cremation, you are left with three to seven pounds of remains that are pasty and white colored.
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Sounds like that thing can handle up to 12 bodies a day running 24 hours, assuming you can keep it fueled. That thing isn't hiding any bodies, at best it'll be able to roast a bear for a block party.
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