[Sharon]

This is a promotion video for the DryCon® HPPS 1700-1 Whole Body Preservation Unit that boasts the benefit of less toxins and harmful irritants than the regular methods that use good old fashioned formalin (formaldehyde and salt water solution, gives off noxious fumes and can cause contact dermatitis if splashed onto the skin).

It's in English so pretty interesting viewing if you like this sort of thing

[andi4kaza]

interesting to see, but why go to soooo much trouble over a body, burn it or get it in the ground....RIP

[trini23]

Nice, I'm an embalmer so I'm thankful I fell upon this video, thanks for the post.

[imbok]

I understood him to say that shellac was the key ingredient in the embalming/preservation solution. How interesting!

[Lambiesinclair]

Anyone know what Lenin was preserved in?

[chrisnsal]

who gives a fuck if a dead body rots , or not,it aint coming back to life again so whats the fucking point ?????? maybe i dont think the same as most but i really see no point what so ever in preserving a dead piece of meat , its a complete and utter waste of time and money. pretty ironic that a muslim is behind this, i thought they were in the business of capping every fucker, not preserving them once they are capped !

[GlowingGhoul]

The "purpose" of this is to protect the health of people who use corpses for science and education.

4:25 the machine on the left has sprung a leak. Yuch.

[eyeful_hound]

...is the 'purpose' to also protect the environment from rotting corpses and seepage of current embalming fluids into the soil and ground water?

[kellyhound]

interesting

[Spiffyfable]

Cool...

I'm an embalmer and I've never heard of this particular technique