What advice do you have for caring for pet urns left at home?
Introduction
Our pets are members of our family, and we’re heartbroken when they leave us. Many owners choose to keep their ashes at home to commemorate these beloved companions. Out pet urns are not only a memorial to pets, but also a place for our emotions. too, every pet owner wants to keep them beautiful and intact for a long time, and we’re here to help with that!
Why do we need to maintain pet urns at home?
Pet urns are a beautiful way to carry on our love and memories of our beloved pets. They need our careful care to keep them looking their best. Whether it is a wooden, metal, glass or ceramic urn, with a little maintenance, they can last a long time and stay as their original luster and beauty as the day you got them. Especially for those customized and unique urns, we need to take care of them so they can be passed down for generations
Maintenance of pet urns of different materials left at home
Wooden urns
Wooden pet urns have become the first choice of many pet owners, because they have a natural and warm texture. The wooden urns from First-urn are made of high-quality materials like solid oak, mahogany, cedar, etc., and they’re carefully polished through dozens of processes to make them shine. In order to keep you’re the wooden urn looking beauty and texture, we recommend:
1. Clean regularly: Just use a soft, dry cloth to gently wipe the surface, and avoid using detergents containing chemical ingredients.
2. Keep dry: We just want to make sure your urn stays in natural shine! avoid placing the urn in a humid environment to prevent the wood from being damp and deformed.
3. Protect your wooden urn from the sun’s rays! Over time, direct sunlight will cause the wood to fade, so it is a good idea to find a cool spot for it.
Metal urns
Metal urns are another popular choice due to their durability and corrosion resistance. Some of the most common metal materials uses are stainless steel copper and aluminum. We are here to help you keep your metal urns in top-shape! For the maintenance of metal urns, we recommend:
1. Prevent scratches: Avoid contact with hard objects to prevent surface scratches.
2. Give your metal a little love with a Polish regularly: A special metal polish will keep that gloss shine on the metal surface.
3. Kee moisture away: Although metal is pretty corrosion-resistant, it can still rust if exposed to moisture for too long.
Glass or Ceramic Urns
Glass or ceramic urns are loved by pet owners for their exquisite artistic beauty. For these fragile materials, we recommend:
1. Handle with care: my friend! avoid collision to prevent breakage.
2. Give it a good Cleaning every now regularly: wipe it down gently with a soft cloth and warm water, and avoid using hard objects to clean.
3. Prevent high temperatures: avoid placing in a high temperature environment to prevent the material from cracking due to heat.
Maintenance of decorative urns
Decorative urns are not only containers for ashes, but also beautiful works of art.
At first-urn, we know how important it is to honor your pet’s memory in a way that’s personal to you, that is why we provides customized services, which can engrave the pet's name, date of birth, and even place photos of the pet on the urn. To keep these urns looking their best, we recommend:
1. Regular inspection: it’s always a good idea to Check whether the decorative parts are loose or damaged. If they are, don’t fret! You can easily repair them in time.
2. Gentle cleaning: Use a soft cloth to gently wipe the decorative parts. You’ll get the best result if you avoid using chemical cleaners.
Summary
Pet urns are so much than just a memorial to our beloved pets. They’re also a place for our emotions to live. With a little TLC, these urns will stay beautiful and intact for a long, long time. The wooden urns from First-urn made love and high- quality materials, so you can sure they will be around for a long time to come. Whether it is a wooden, metal, glass or ceramic urn, as long as you take good care of it, it’ll can become a permanent memorial in our hearts.
