How to Keep the Aravot Fresh the Entire Chag?

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Shay Tahan’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

hello today we like to learn of how to keep your auravote and hadassim fresh throughout the whole jagasukot until the end if you see over here in the bag of the lulav i put water a little bit of water that the stems of the aloe vera and how the seam will be able to get inside the water and keep fresh you can also do this and put them back in the vase with water them back in the vase with water but keeping them in a bag with water would make the revolt would keep their vote much more fresh because when you leave home if you take the robot with you they lose love with you without any water what would happen is for those few hours they will dry out and therefore you see over here that they did basically dry out after a couple of days but over here they keep much more fresh and that's usually from my experience

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1. 0:00hello today we like to learn of how to keep your auravote and hadassim fresh throughout…
2. 0:30them back in the vase with water but keeping them in a bag with water would…
3. 1:01and that's usually from my experience throughout the whole holiday would keep the whole aloe vera…
4. 1:32that when a person comes back from shul he is allowed to put back the aravot…
5. 2:02although there is a deen of kavush if you keep something soaked in the water for…
6. 2:33even those that would be mahmil they would not be mohammed sectar so says to put…

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