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Netilas Yodayim (Seudah)

  • Bentching (Birchas Hamazon), Motzei Shabbos, Netilas Yodayim (Seudah)
  • shiurim

What is the minimum of Challah one can eat and still be able to wash & Bentch?

  Question: I try to keep the minhag of melave malka every week, including washing. Sometimes it's hard to eat a lot after having eaten recently at the Shabbos meal...…

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  • Food, Netilas Yodayim (Seudah)
  • washing hands for wet foods, או"ח קנח, דבר שטיבולו במשקין, סדר נטילת ידים

If I rinse off a fruit (like blueberries) and then mix it with yogurt, do I need to do netilas yadayim?

  No need (assuming you are using a spoon), because any food (fruit in yogurt) that is usually eaten with a spoon (or a fork or other implement) does not…

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  • Netilas Yodayim (Seudah)
  • removing rings

Must I remove my rings before washing hands for Hamotzie?

  Question continued: My wedding band and diamond ring are tight. I am pregnant and sometimes my fingers get bloated. I cannot remove my ring without soap and water. It…

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  • Bentching (Birchas Hamazon), Netilas Yodayim (Seudah)
  • bentching, Mayim Acharonim, מעשה רב

Does the water from Mayim Acharonim need to be taken off the table before Bentching?

  Many have the custom to remove the used Mayim Acharonim water from the table. The reason for this is because there is a "רוח רעה" - "negative spirit" in…

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  • Netilas Yodayim (Seudah)
  • או"ח קסב, סדר נטילת ידים

May one use a water bottle to wash his hands for Netilas Yodayim (for a meal)?

  It is better to use a regular kvort or cup with a larger opening. If no other choice exists, one may use a water bottle, however one should make…

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  • Negel Vasser, Netilas Yodayim (Seudah)
  • chatzitzah, סדר נטילת ידים

My son got stitches on his hand and the Dr. said he cant get it wet. How do I go about Negel Vasser or washing for bread?

  Regarding Negel Vasser: He should wash the other hand and whatever possible on the wounded hand (at least the fingers if possible). חמור נטילה זו מנטילה לסעודה, וכדברי אדה"ז…

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  • Negel Vasser, Netilas Yodayim (Seudah)

I need to have a cast for 3 weeks. So, for Birchas Hashachar, and for bread, I’m only washing my left hand. Do I say ‘al netilas yodoyim’?

  Yes you say על נטילת ידים even though you wash only one hand.   Sources: חיי״א מ, יח. שו''ת זבחי צדק ח''ב בסופו או''ח סי' יג, ושו''ת רב פעלים…

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  • Netilas Yodayim (Seudah)
  • washing hands for wet foods, דבר שטיבולו במשקין, סדר נטילת ידים

Is chicken considered something which is eaten with a fork?

  Question: Is chicken considered a food that is normally eaten with a fork (and therefore one would not need to wash hands for it if it is wet)? My…

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  • Netilas Yodayim (Seudah)
  • kvort (washing cup)

Is a Kvourt (washing cup) that has small beads on its rim kosher to wash with?

  It is kosher for netilas yodayim.   סדר נט״י לסעודה בסידור אדה״ז סעי' יב ש"בפגימות קטנות אין לחוש". וה״ה בדדים קטנים. וראה גם שו״ע אדה״ז קנט, ד.    …

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  • Netilas Yodayim (Seudah), Nine Days
  • Nine Days: Cutting Nails, Tisha B’Av on Shabbos (Nidche)

Cutting Nails in the Nine Days

  Question: My nails are long and protruding and I was not able to cut them before Shabbos. Is there any Heter given this year -that Tisha B'av falls on…

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  • Food, Netilas Yodayim (Seudah)
  • potluck, או"ח קסג, או"ח קסט, לפני עור לא תתן מכשול

We are having an office potluck and I signed up for bread. Then I realized that most of the people attending are Jewish but not religious. Most likely they will not wash before, or Bentch after eating. Do I need to bring something different?

  You should change that and offer something else. If you cannot change the menu, then offer Mezonos bread. If this is impossible too, then there’s room to be lenient…

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  • Netilas Yodayim (Seudah)
  • washing hands for wet foods, דבר שטיבולו במשקין

Does washing your hands before eating a “Dovor Shetibulo B’Mashkin” apply by everything (let’s say cake or cookies in milk)?

  All foods which are immersed in one of the seven liquids (water, wine, oil, milk, dew, bees honey and blood) unless it’s normal to eat with a spoon.  …

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