Just wanted to say I saw you on Ask a mortician' s channel and while I'm not in either profession I enjoyed the vids I saw you on. You explained the process's very well and I found it very interesting! Even tho a little morbid we are all going to experience death one day and it was cool to see what the process's for different deaths and situations were performed! I like your channel :) just subbed !
David McKinney yes and this is a good way to help prevent that but there are further cleaning precautions that need to be taken when tissue gas is suspected. I will try to do a video in the future on this subject. Thanks for watching!
Oh God, PLEASE don't be "that one person" who doesn't clean!!! If any of y'all leave your place of work in less than spotless condition, trust me, your coworkers are not thrilled with you. And that goes for your personal hygiene too. I understand if you're afraid of water, but hot humid summers are NOT THE TIME to practice your annual shower technique and your "who needs to EVER do laundry" principle. Once again, if this is you, your coworkers are not thrilled with you. And yes, unfortunately I am speaking about personal experience with one of those types of people.
ok this is a stupid question by why do you sanitize the tools if the people r dead. it's not like u have to worry about infecting then like a surgeon has to worry about. so is it for ur own safety even though u wear gloves etc.. or is there some other reason that I am just not thinking of.
@@ColdHandsHosts It was disappointing because I was not licensed to help or to be in the room. I have looked up videos since I was a kid so I know the process. But the way this funeral director was, was just sad.
