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Negel Vasser

  • Davening, Kavana, Kedushah, Kol Isha, Negel Vasser

Some Halachos for Kedusha When Saying Brochos or Learning

  Question 1: When one touched their shoes or a body part that warrants washing their hands (or slept for >30 min), but is in a place that they can't…

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  • Negel Vasser
  • bed, או"ח ד

The Tumah of a Bed

  Question: I saw somewhere that R' Avrohom Chaim No'eh writes that one who goes off a bed even if he did not actually sleep still has to wash his…

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  • - עברית, Negel Vasser, Tzitzis
  • או"ח ח

בענין הליכה ד’ אמות קודם נטילת ידים

  שאלה: ידועה החומרה מדברי הזהר שלא לילך ד"א קודם נט"י בבוקר. רציתי לשאול מהי דעת אדמו"ר הזקן אם הלך לישון בלא ציצית ואין לו מים ליטול מהם ידיו לידו,…

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  • Children-Chinuch, Negel Vasser

Children and Nagel Vasser before touching food

  Question: In general, while we are particular to beli neder wash the kids hands nagel vasser each morning, how careful do we need to be about them touching things/food/eyes…

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  • Negel Vasser

What is considered Mekomos Hamechusim, that touching there requires one to wash his hands?

  Question: It is written in Shulchon Aruch that Netilas Yadayim is required for touching Mekomos Hamechusim. In modern day, what is considered Mekomos Hamechusim?. Is it different for men…

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  • Negel Vasser, Sleep
  • asher yatzar, bathroom

Negel Vaaser and Asher Yatzar in middle of the night

  Question: When one wakes up in middle of the night to use the bathroom and then is planning to go straight back to bed without saying Berochos, should he…

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  • Negel Vasser

Can I use a Shisel that is used for washing Negel Vaser and fill it up with hot water to defrost milk or chicken inside?

  Or is there some tumah in there which is not appropriate for the food?   A. It may be done.   Q. Any reason to refrain?  A. No. Some…

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  • Negel Vasser
  • Food under bed

Can Negel Nasser be placed under one’s bed while they are sleeping?

  After the fact, it’s fine. Obviously one should avoid having it under the bed.   Sources: בעובר אורח להאדר״ת ד נסתפק בדבר. אבל ראה שו״ת פסקי תשובה א, א…

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  • Negel Vasser
  • או"ח ד, או"ח קס

Can one use water that was touched for Negel Vasser?

  Question: If one put a finger in their negel vasser, or something fell inside, or someone touched the water, can one use this water for negel vasser of the…

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  • Negel Vasser
  • bathroom

Washing hands four times instead of drying them

  Question: Sometimes I come out of the bathroom and after washing three times on each hand, there are no paper towels to dry my hands with. Is there an…

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  • Negel Vasser, Netilas Yodayim (Seudah)
  • kvort (washing cup), או"ח קנט, טבילת ידים

Washing Hands vs. Dipping in a Spring

  Question: Is it l'chatchila better to use a kvort for washing your hands if the option of using a spring to dip your hands in is available or does…

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  • - עברית, Negel Vasser
  • bathroom

אם נגעו בטעות במים שבנטלה לפני הנטילה (אחרי שירותים) האם צריך למלא מים חדשים?

  לא צריך. והרוצה להחמיר יחמיר.    מקורות: ראה שו״ע אדה״ז קס, ו שלא נעשו שופכין בנגיעה בטעות. (וגם בנגע בכוונה לנקות ידיו - היינו רק במים שבחפניו ולא במים…

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  • Negel Vasser
  • או"ח ד

Touching Uncovered Hand Behind the Sleeves

  Question: I have accustomed myself to cover any skin all the way up the sleeves all the way to my wrists, even though I know it’s permissible for men…

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  • Negel Vasser, Netilas Yodayim (Seudah)
  • lefties, איטר יד

Would a leftie still put on his right shoe first and tie the left first, or the opposite?

  Also what about other mitzvos that are usually done with the right first like negel vasser?   Answer: A lefty who is left footed should put on his left…

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  • Negel Vasser
  • bathroom, tumaah

Mechitza Separating the Sink from the toilet

  Question: We wish to build a wall in our bathroom, between the toilet and sink. What is the minimum height that wall can be, in order that the sink…

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  • Negel Vasser
  • bathroom, Hashem's name

Can one bring a Negel Vasser set into the bathroom, if it has a name such as מיכאל written on it?

  Question: Sometimes kids decorate Negel Vasser sets with their names on it. Many people store their Negel Vasser sets in the bathroom. Is it a problem bringing the set…

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  • Negel Vasser
  • bathroom, או"ח פג

A Bathroom that has not been used

  Question: Do the halachas of a bathroom, such as using the water for Negel Vassar, or drinking the water etc. apply to a new, fully renovated bathroom that has…

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  • Negel Vasser
  • או"ח ד

Can I use a bowl that is usually used for food to serve as a basin for Negel Vaaser.

  Lechatchila you should designate a bowl that would be used for Negel Vaser only. If it happened and you used a bowl that is used for food for Negel…

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  • Negel Vasser

Hand Washing For A Sick Person

  Question: Does a person who is suffering from a life-threatening illness (can hardly take care of their own basic needs, for example, can’t use the bathroom without assistance) need…

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  • Birchos Hashachar, Negel Vasser, Sleep
  • modeh ani

What is the step by step “protocol” when waking up in middle of the night?

  Question: What is the step by step “protocol” in terms of saying modeh ani, washing nagel vasser, reciting birchos hashachar, or any other pertaining halachos, when waking up in…

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  • Negel Vasser
  • modeh ani

Should one say Modeh Ani when waking up in middle of the night?

  Question: When waking in the middle of the night, we wash negel vasser. Are we also supposed to say Modeh Ani, or is that only when waking in the…

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  • Negel Vasser, Shmiras Guf V'Nefesh
  • giluy, liquids uncovered overnight, יו"ד קטז

Is it necessary to cover the kvort of negel vasser the whole night?

  According to Halacha, there is no need to cover. However some bring in the name of the Shaloh that one should be strict with uncovered water.   Sources: בכללות…

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  • Negel Vasser, Netilas Yodayim (Seudah)

Do my hands need to be dry every time I wash Negel Vasser, or only for Hamotzie?

  You have to make sure your hands are dry when washing them in the morning with a Bracha and when you wash for Hamotzie. All other times you don't…

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  • Negel Vasser

I woke up after Netz and washed Negel Vasser and then fell back asleep, when I wake up again do I need to wash by my bed again?

  No. But you must wash (by a sink etc.) with a Bracha after you get up and are ready to make the Bracha, as usual. See here: https://asktherav.com/article-623-must-i-wash-negel-vasser-after-a-nap/  …

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  • Negel Vasser, Netilas Yodayim (Seudah)

Do the hands have to be dried before reciting the Bracha על נטילת ידים?

  Question: I'm teaching my 4th-grade students the Halachos of washing 2nd Negel Vaser. Do the hands have to be dried before reciting the Bracha על נטילת ידים, or can…

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