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amother
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 Mon, Mar 26 2007, 10:28 am
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After using the John, do you always wash your hands in a sink outside the bathroom? Is it permissible to wash your hands in the bathroom? What is the Halacha?
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amother
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Mon, Mar 26 2007, 10:30 am
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first of all stop calling it john!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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amother
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Mon, Mar 26 2007, 10:31 am
| amother wrote: | | first of all stop calling it john!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | Sorry, is that your husband's or son's name?
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chocolate moose
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Mon, Mar 26 2007, 10:35 am
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she must be doing that so we don't guess who she is.
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mimsy7420
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Mon, Mar 26 2007, 10:42 am
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I don't get it. Why wouldn't you be able to wash your hands in the bathroom?
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lotte
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Mon, Mar 26 2007, 11:03 am
I don't understand why she does not want us to know who she is..what's embbarassing about it?
I always washed my hands in the bathroom and them went out to say asher yatzar.but I realized that all people that are frumer than I am do go out of the room and wash their hands out of the bathroom.
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mimsy7420
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Mon, Mar 26 2007, 11:07 am
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I don't get it. What's frummer about washing your hands outside the bathroom?
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lotte
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Mon, Mar 26 2007, 11:11 am
| only1 wrote: | | I don't get it. What's frummer about washing your hands outside the bathroom? |
I am not sure but I THINK according to halacha you should not wash your hands IN the room?
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mimsy7420
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Mon, Mar 26 2007, 11:14 am
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But why????????????????????????
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Hannah!
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Mon, Mar 26 2007, 11:39 am
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chocolate moose
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Mon, Mar 26 2007, 12:07 pm
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I never took it upon myself NOT to wash in the bathroom.
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newmom
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Mon, Mar 26 2007, 5:21 pm
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I don't like touching doorknobs period, but especially in bathrooms where I know that people don't wash their hands until they are out of the bathroom.
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greenfire
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Mon, Mar 26 2007, 7:34 pm
The idea is that you wash negel vaser after use of the bathroom which some hold can only be outside of bathroom ... so you wash your hands with soap & water in the bathroom so that you are hygenically clean ... and then wash negel vaser outside of bathroom for halachik purposes ...
I actually see people wash in kitchen over dishes and wonder if they wash with soap in bath ... I hold a papertowel in public bathroom to open door ...
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jewgal84
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Mon, Mar 26 2007, 7:47 pm
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I was my hands (with soap) and negel vasser in the bathroom sink and say asher yotzar after my hands are dried out of the b-room.
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bashinda
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Mon, Mar 26 2007, 8:10 pm
| greenfire wrote: | The idea is that you wash negel vaser after use of the bathroom which some hold can only be outside of bathroom ... so you wash your hands with soap & water in the bathroom so that you are hygenically clean ... and then wash negel vaser outside of bathroom for halachik purposes ...
I actually see people wash in kitchen over dishes and wonder if they wash with soap in bath ... I hold a papertowel in public bathroom to open door ... |
That's exactly what I do. errm, not wash with the dishes, but the first part. Btw, has anyone seen the pic of the 2 sinks and in one sink are soaking dishes and the other is a baby bathing?
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mumoo
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Mon, Mar 26 2007, 8:42 pm
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when we have a big crowd and both sinks have long lines, invariably one kid will get the great idea to wash for hamotzi in the bathroom. I will wash ater the bathroom or shower in the bathroom, but halacha or not, I don't like the thought of washing for hamotzi in there.
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mimsy7420
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Tue, Mar 27 2007, 7:06 am
| greenfire wrote: | The idea is that you wash negel vaser after use of the bathroom which some hold can only be outside of bathroom ... so you wash your hands with soap & water in the bathroom so that you are hygenically clean ... and then wash negel vaser outside of bathroom for halachik purposes ...
I actually see people wash in kitchen over dishes and wonder if they wash with soap in bath ... I hold a papertowel in public bathroom to open door ... |
Ok that makes more sense - wash your hands with soap in the bathroom, and wash negal vasser outside the bathroom. I thought the OP meant there was something wrong with washing your hands with soap in the bathroom.
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amother
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Tue, Mar 27 2007, 7:31 am
| only1 wrote: | | I thought the OP meant there was something wrong with washing your hands with soap in the bathroom. | Nopes, but realistically, going to the kitchen and washing with a cup, every time you use the JOHN, is time consuming. Is it a must Halachically?
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greenfire
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Tue, Mar 27 2007, 7:37 am
| amother wrote: | | Nopes, but realistically, going to the kitchen and washing with a cup, every time you use the JOHN, is time consuming. Is it a must Halachically? |
obviously not e/o does it ... I don't ... but I know many people that do ... they also wash negel vasser every time they touch their hair or shoes or scratch a body part ...
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mumoo
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Tue, Mar 27 2007, 8:31 am
| greenfire wrote: | | amother wrote: | | Nopes, but realistically, going to the kitchen and washing with a cup, every time you use the JOHN, is time consuming. Is it a must Halachically? |
obviously not e/o does it ... I don't ... but I know many people that do ... they also wash negel vasser every time they touch their hair or shoes or scratch a body part ... |
after using the bathroom
after taking a bath or shower
after cutting your nails
after a haircut/shve
after touching/removing shoes (I heard only leather shoes)
after scratching your scalp
after touching parts of your body that are usually covered (does this mean elbows for a woman?)
after leaving a cemetery
after touching or being under the same roof as a niftar (attending a funeral)
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