workingonit-1025

workingonit-1025 t1_j1chdco wrote

Reply to comment by JonathanDASeattle in Burnt smelling air near Rhode Island Hospital by fishyburner47

Edit: https://www.inciner8.com/medical-waste/hospital-incinerators

>Incineration is still the preferred way to process Type I to Type IV waste without endangering the health of patients, staff or anyone coming into contact with them. Where are our incinerators are being used?

>You will see our range of medical incinerators located in hospitals and health clinics across every continent

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workingonit-1025 t1_j1bclt9 wrote

Reply to comment by hallopinyo in Burnt smelling air near Rhode Island Hospital by fishyburner47

Edit: https://www.inciner8.com/medical-waste/hospital-incinerators

>Incineration is still the preferred way to process Type I to Type IV waste without endangering the health of patients, staff or anyone coming into contact with them. Where are our incinerators are being used?

>You will see our range of medical incinerators located in hospitals and health clinics across every continent

What? Hospitals incinerate things all over the world.

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workingonit-1025 t1_j1bchwe wrote

Reply to comment by Alarming_Nectarine_9 in Burnt smelling air near Rhode Island Hospital by fishyburner47

Edit: https://www.inciner8.com/medical-waste/hospital-incinerators

>Incineration is still the preferred way to process Type I to Type IV waste without endangering the health of patients, staff or anyone coming into contact with them. Where are our incinerators are being used?

>You will see our range of medical incinerators located in hospitals and health clinics across every continent

I don't think they dump human flesh left over from surgeries out of pails. I imagine they incinerate the packaging as well as the contents. Whole human bodies I don't know about but a severed leg or the fat leftover from liposuction. I very much that they want to keep that packaging.

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workingonit-1025 t1_j1au5ni wrote

Reply to Burnt smelling air near Rhode Island Hospital by fishyburner47

Edit: https://www.inciner8.com/medical-waste/hospital-incinerators

>Incineration is still the preferred way to process Type I to Type IV waste without endangering the health of patients, staff or anyone coming into contact with them. Where are our incinerators are being used?

>You will see our range of medical incinerators located in hospitals and health clinics across every continent

Do they cremate bodies there or incinerate flash left over from surgeries?

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