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ra_mom
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 Wed, Jan 24 2018, 4:29 pm
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Who's mikvah is it? Speak to the owner. They can get to the next time the drain and refill the mikvah.
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33055
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Wed, Jan 24 2018, 4:35 pm
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There may be a grabber or a reacher that can help you.
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loveit
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Wed, Jan 24 2018, 4:36 pm
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I’ve been to one where they had those long trash grabbers that you could use to pull items out
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amother
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Wed, Jan 24 2018, 5:02 pm
Oish good luck op.
Just wana put it out there for next time, I toviel my stuff in a shopping basket the one the grocery has. Its prevents it from sinking in.
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imasinger
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Wed, Jan 24 2018, 7:23 pm
If you wet your hands first with mikvah water, you don't have to let go of your items when you toveil them.
As always, AYLOR, but this is pretty widely accepted.
Hatzlacha, OP.
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Jewishfoodie
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Wed, Jan 24 2018, 8:08 pm
Buy a swimming pool. Preferably heated, indoor... And use that thingy that skims off the top of the pool. But first put the pool in and invite us. If we're invited, we might buy you what you lost in the Mikvah, as a gift. 😁
Please.
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happyone
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Wed, Jan 24 2018, 11:08 pm
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Grabber or fishing net. Both inexpensive and nice donation to mikva for next person that drops a dish.
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