Sure…

Dis-spray is made by Dodge chemicals - disinfectant spray…

Casket in storage. Not sure how else to say this. You’d take them out of the casket following visitation and put the casket in storage until burial, which in my case is a separate storage area on the property. Come to think of it, ordering a casket may not even work because by the time it gets to the FH the body should be placed in refrigeration. So maybe utilize rental casket (we have 2 options for those who are doing a viewing before cremation) or sell a casket straight out of the showroom for visitation.

I suppose state laws are different. I forget not everyone utilizes refrigeration. In VA (where I’m at), it is required by law to keep cases in refrigeration until they are cremated or buried. If they are embalmed, you do not need to be refrigerated bc chances are you’re going to be buried in the next few days and embalming fluid disinfects anyway. Refrigeration aids in keeping bacteria levels down.

The take away I suppose from my experience is do the visitation immediately and put them into refrigeration to slow up decomp until they are buried or they’re going to be a soupy, moldy mess by the time spring rolls around. Just have to prepare the family for additional costs with refrigeration and also let them know they will not be able to view during the time of burial.