Cremation is a popular choice for handling remains after death, but not all items can be safely cremated.

What Items Can Be Cremated?

• **Human Remains**: The primary item to be cremated.
• **Clothing**: Natural fibers and cotton fabrics are acceptable.
• **Wooden Caskets**: Most wooden caskets can be cremated unless they have metal components.
• **Biodegradable Materials**: Items made from eco-friendly materials are encouraged.
• **Jewelry**: Undamaged, non-metallic jewelry can be cremated.

What Items Cannot Be Cremated?

• **Metal Objects**: Such as any kind of containers, screws, or nails.
• **Certain Plastics**: Items made of PVC or other non-biodegradable plastics can release harmful toxins.
• **Ceramics and Glass**: These materials can shatter in the heat.
• **Refrigerators or Electronic Devices**: These contain hazardous materials that are not suitable for cremation.
• **Embalming Fluids**: Chemicals used in embalming are not compatible with the cremation process.

Statistics on Cremation Items

Mind Map of Items for Cremation

• Cremation
• Permissible Items
• Human Remains
• Natural Clothing
• Wooden Caskets
• Biodegradable Materials
• Jewelry
• Restricted Items
• Metal Objects
• Certain Plastics
• Ceramics
• Electronic Devices
• Embalming Fluids