The instruments used for a typical embalming procedure are
sanitized after each use and demonstrated here. This is a good
time to mention that an embalming fluid mixture is gently
injected into remains only in the quantity necessary to preserve
the body for services or shipment. The fluid does displace some
of the blood and other body fluids which are flushed into the public system.
This is the same thing that happened when the person was alive! Waste stream
audits have found virtually NO RISK to public health or sanitation workers
from this process. Note the Polyzorb blankets. They're to clean up dangerous spills.

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