Immersion in the Mikveh for New Dishes - Rabbi Shay Tahan

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[Music] one of the things people do before Pesa besides the cleaning in koshering is also buying a lot of new utensils we need to know that the Torah tells us when you buy something new you'll have to dip it in the Makri when it has to be something that's used to eat with it has to be a utensil that you put the food and eat with that utensil that includes for instance forks knives plates pots you cooking pens and so on and so forth all these things you'll have to dip in a mikveh before you can use it but only if it's made out of metal or it's made out of glass if it's made out of other materials many people scheme hold you don't need to do any to rely on them and therefore if you have something that's made out of wood something that made out of clay and so on those are not required to dip in the mikveh what's the

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1. 0:00[Music] one of the things people do before Pesa besides the cleaning in koshering is also…
2. 0:32for instance forks knives plates pots you cooking pens and so on and so forth all…
3. 1:02beautiful idea over here the Torah tells us not only the food needs to be kosher…
4. 1:33allowed to have any cuts its own it which means if you have anything else besides…
5. 2:05have one Kelly but if you have two or more you'll say ultraviolet Kaleem plural you…

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