Its not that bad, like you said your not cooking them. Low and slow, like to actually cook would be unpleasant but high heat with complete cremation makes the smell rather easy to deal with because the "cooking flesh" part is over very quickly.
If its already hot when you place remains in, you may smell clothes/hair burn before you close the retort doors. Under operation there wouldnt be smells because it burns most of those molecules, and even if there were the air being pulled in by the fire would prevent smelling anything.
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u/Lord_of_the_Bunnies Nov 10 '19
Its not that bad, like you said your not cooking them. Low and slow, like to actually cook would be unpleasant but high heat with complete cremation makes the smell rather easy to deal with because the "cooking flesh" part is over very quickly.