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TOVELING PLASTIC

Question: Does plastic need TVILAS KELIM? Bracha? Answer: According to most poskim it doesn’t need tevila. Although it is processed in a similar way as glass, however since it is… Read more »

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24/02/2021
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TOVEL fine CHINA

Question: Does a person have to TOVEL FINE CHINA ? It has a normal glaze, not a glass glaze. With BRACHA OR NOT? Answer: Normal china has a very thin… Read more »

Tevilas Keilim china tevilas keilim
23/02/2021
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Milk frother

Question: Question: 1) Hi how does one toivel a Nespresso Aeroccino 3 milk frother? If I submerge the whole cup the electric bottom will for sure break… 2) is there… Read more »

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11/02/2021
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Does the glass plate in the microwave require toveling?

Question: Does the glass plate in the microwave require toveling? Answer: In most circumstances it will not need tevila, because we almost always use a plate or bowl under the… Read more »

Tevilas Keilim tevilas keilim
27/01/2021
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toivel

Question: Hello, 1. If scissors are used to cut a package of food (e.g., two sealed connected packages of tofu) but do not actually touch the food itself, must they… Read more »

Tevilas Keilim tevilas keilim
20/01/2021
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Tevilas Keylim- giving to a non-Jew

Question: When I hand the gentile (at the corner heimishe grocery store) my untoiveled keyli & tell him I’m giving it to him on condition he lets me use it… Read more »

Tevilas Keilim
07/01/2021
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teviles keilim by kid – video call

Question: Can I send my 10 year old to be toivel keilim if he will video call me to show me that he’s doing the tevilla and doing it properly?… Read more »

Tevilas Keilim
06/01/2021
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I bought a frying pan and made it non-stick on my own. Does it need Tevillah?

Question: I bought a frying pan and made it non-stick on my own. Does it need Tevillah? Answer: Yes it does. Since the frying pan is made of metal and… Read more »

Tevilas Keilim tevilas keilim
24/11/2020
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Label found on bottom of griddle after toiveling

Question: I toiveled a griddle, not realizing until after I finished that there was a label on the underside of the griddle. Do I have to re-toivel it? If yes,… Read more »

Tevilas Keilim
10/11/2020

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