Does China/Porcelain Needs to Be Dipped In a Mikveh?

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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.

when one buys utensils he must take them to the mcveigh for dipping and the difference between metal utensils and glass utensils is that by metal you dental utensils the torah says one needs to take them because the torah speaks about elements that are metal and the glass that didn't mention but it still required mid-rabbanan because it's similar to metal in that aspect that if it breaks you could fix it and therefore glycogen required to take and therefore glycogen required to take to the mikveh before using and you're not even allowed to use it temporarily not even one time before dipping it in the mikveh therefore when a person takes the gla the glass as well just like the metal he would make a bracha before dipping it although it's only the banana the requirement of the baha'is still applies what would be the deen by porcelain china china dishes do we have to take them to the mcveigh's well the answer is that the pitrec brings the shaylati of

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1. 0:05when one buys utensils he must take them to the mcveigh for dipping and the difference…
2. 0:37and therefore glycogen required to take to the mikveh before using and you're not even allowed…
3. 1:09that the pitrec brings the shaylati of it and says those porcelain they're made out of…
4. 1:39therefore such a thing is not required to villa what are you going to say that…
5. 2:10but without brachal the banish high for instance he says to take them to the mcveigh…
6. 2:40this is how the uh explains it that's why he says also you should take them…
7. 3:10you could take them together with him this way he gains everything that we spoke about…

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