Choosing the right size urn
Urn capacity is measured in litres, and the rule of thumb is one litre for every 450g of body weight. Here is how to work out what you need, and what to do when you are between sizes.
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Urn capacity is measured in litres, and the rule of thumb is one litre for every 450g of body weight. Here is how to work out what you need, and what to do when you are between sizes.
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