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PSmommy
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 Sun, Oct 09 2022, 11:38 am
I'm pretty I learned that after using bathroom you wash left left right right.
Whenever DH sees me doing that he can't get over it. He keeps saying I do it wrong. He says you always start with right hand...
Does anyone know the actual Halacha?
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Not_in_my_town
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Sun, Oct 09 2022, 11:41 am
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The kitzur shulchan aruch says to pick up the cup in the right hand, pass it to the left, and then wash the right hand first.
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sweety7
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Sun, Oct 09 2022, 11:50 am
| PSmommy wrote: | I'm pretty I learned that after using bathroom you wash left left right right.
Whenever DH sees me doing that he can't get over it. He keeps saying I do it wrong. He says you always start with right hand...
Does anyone know the actual Halacha? |
Hi I actually just wash with soap after the bathroom. No washing cup.
Please don't take this as a heter as I never asked if it was ok.
Does anyone know if you MUST use a washing cup?
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Sewsew_mom
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Sun, Oct 09 2022, 11:50 am
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I stick my hands under the water with soap on them. I guess this isn't helpful.
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PeanutMama
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Sun, Oct 09 2022, 11:51 am
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I first wash my hands properly with soap then do the whole washing cup thing. I do hold cup with right hand pass it to left and wash right left right left right left.
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Not_in_my_town
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Sun, Oct 09 2022, 11:58 am
| Lakewood woman wrote: | Hi I actually just wash with soap after the bathroom. No washing cup.
Please don't take this as a heter as I never asked if it was ok.
Does anyone know if you MUST use a washing cup? |
It is halacha, yes.
In a pinch, you can turn on and off the faucet instead of using a cup, because the pouring has to man-powered. But that's only in the situation that you don't have a cup available, from what I know.
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Sun, Oct 09 2022, 12:04 pm
From the OU SITE
Misconception:[1] Upon exiting a bathroom, one should wash by pouring water from a keli (utensil) three times on each hand.
Fact: There is an obligation to wash after using the bathroom (Shulchan Aruch OC 4:18), but three times is not specified, and a keli is not required.
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rache81
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Sun, Oct 09 2022, 12:05 pm
| Not_in_my_town wrote: | It is halacha, yes.
In a pinch, you can turn on and off the faucet instead of using a cup, because the pouring has to man-powered. But that's only in the situation that you don't have a cup available, from what I know. |
Doesn't really work because you also need a keili and pipes are not
But I do think after bathroom is based on Kabalah and not actually halacha, I'm not sure though
It's definitely something I need to work on!
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Sun, Oct 09 2022, 12:23 pm
| Not_in_my_town wrote: | It is halacha, yes.
In a pinch, you can turn on and off the faucet instead of using a cup, because the pouring has to man-powered. But that's only in the situation that you don't have a cup available, from what I know. |
If I am not mistaken- this is for netilat yadayim for hamotzi
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The Happy Wife
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Sun, Oct 09 2022, 12:40 pm
| Not_in_my_town wrote: | It is halacha, yes.
In a pinch, you can turn on and off the faucet instead of using a cup, because the pouring has to man-powered. But that's only in the situation that you don't have a cup available, from what I know. |
No, the halacha is that you have to wash your hands. With soap is fine. Some wash with a cup, but that's not the halacha.
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