New Cremation Urn Alternative Simplifies Scattering Ashes & Avoids Horror Stories

May 22, 2014 - PRLog -- Scattering your loved one's ashes can not only be challenging emotionally, but the actual act can result in awkwardness at best and horror stories at worst.

Laws on disposal of remains after cremation not only vary from state to state but even from city to city.

Then the actual act. Who really wants to pour Uncle Fred's ashes out in the first place, and what if it's a windy day?

A new product from Winfield, Kansas inventor Mike Steiner makes scattering your loved one's remains easier and offers the ability to scatter ashes at all of your loved one's favorite places, without coming into contact with the ashes themselves.

Steiner plans on being cremated but the idea of having his cremation ashes sitting in a vase on someone's mantle didn't appeal to him.

Neither did being limited to having his ashes distributed in only one place.

Steiner explains, " I love to travel!  So I thought why not divide my ashes up in small containers and have them dispersed by friends and family in a variety of beautiful places around the globe when they go on vacation!

Steiner has a degree in Automotive Technology and Machine Tool Operation and has several successful automotive related inventions under his belt.

Steiner created a stainless steel micro cremation urn, small enough to be easily transported and buried discreetly.

The micro cremation urns solve the location decision challenge too - they come in sets of five, ten, fifteen and even twenty so your loved ones ashes can be distributed in all their favorite locations from the mountains to the beach.

The cremation urn sets come in beautiful velvet lined wooden boxes in sets of five, ten, fifteen or twenty allowing your ashes to be easily disbursed in all your favorite places.

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