All Halocha Shailos and Tiffeh Questions

[Moshe Green]

What does the Oilum do about washing for bread on a plane? Do you:

A) Don't wash at all. Do you skip the mezonos rolls as well?

B) Wash inside the bathroom and dry your hands outside

C) Wash and dry inside and make a brocha outside.

D) Ask the crew to wash in the sink. (Is this a Chillul Hashem?)

E) None of the above/Other

[VacationLover]

What does the Oilum do about washing for bread on a plane? Do you:

A) Don't wash at all. Do you skip the mezonos rolls as well?

B) Wash inside the bathroom and dry your hands outside

C) Wash and dry inside and make a brocha outside.

D) Ask the crew to wash in the sink. (Is this a Chillul Hashem?)

E) None of the above/Other

Option A, and Option E, which is: wash in the airport before takeoff

[Alexsei]

Any issue re: צוואת ר' יהודה החסיד for cutting of Parthenocissus quinquefolia (Virginia creeper) ?

[PlatinumGuy]

What does the Oilum do about washing for bread on a plane? Do you:

A) Don't wash at all. Do you skip the mezonos rolls as well?

B) Wash inside the bathroom and dry your hands outside

C) Wash and dry inside and make a brocha outside.

D) Ask the crew to wash in the sink. (Is this a Chillul Hashem?)

E) None of the above/Other

When it's not Mezones, I take a water bottle, wash in the bathroom with the door open, and dry outside

[moko]

Any issue re: צוואת ר' יהודה החסיד for cutting of Parthenocissus quinquefolia (Virginia creeper) ?

sell it to a goy and then cut. I believe that is what is suggested

[~King Lake~]

I'm doing plans for someone where he's building a new shul connected to his house and wants to use the space where the shul was until now for something else, first he wanted to put a Mikvah there, so I told him I believe there might be an issue with that so he asked me if he could make it into a simcha hall.
Looking for more info if and what you're allowed to replace a old shul with.
TIA

[yelped]

I'm doing plans for someone where he's building a new shul connected to his house and wants to use the space where the shul was until now for something else, first he wanted to put a Mikvah there, so I told him I believe there might be an issue with that so he asked me if he could make it into a simcha hall.
Looking for more info if and what you're allowed to replace a old shul with.
TIA

Was there any Tnai made when building/first using the current shul?

[~King Lake~]

Was there any Tnai made when building/first using the current shul?

No

[rbs-g1.5]

Any issue re: צוואת ר' יהודה החסיד for cutting of Parthenocissus quinquefolia (Virginia creeper) ?

is there really an issue om a tree with poisonous berries?

[WAM]

is there really an issue om a tree with poisonous berries?

If yes, do we say the same for poison ivy?

[imayid2]

If yes, do we say the same for poison ivy?

Poison ivy isn’t 1) A tree, and isn’t 2) a fruit. Kinda rough to put it into the “fruit tree” category.

[rbs-g1.5]

Poison ivy isn’t 1) A tree, and isn’t 2) a fruit. Kinda rough to put it into the “fruit tree” category.

the point was that the virginia creeper has only poisenous berries and my (admittedly ignorant) self would guess that its not a problem

[Alexsei]

Second part discusses when the fruit is inedible but juice from it is

[imayid2]

Question is if:
A) poisonous is different than something inedible for purely technical reasons such as containing insects.
B) Do these berries have any use at all?

[Alexsei]

Question is if:
A) poisonous is different than something inedible for purely technical reasons such as containing insects.
B) Do these berries have any use at all?

https://jefpat.maryland.gov/Pages/education/plants/virginia-creeper.aspx#:~:text=Native%20American%20Uses%3A%20An%20infusion,well%20as%20a%20urinary%20aid.

See more https://www.google.com/search?q=virginia+creeper+berries+uses

[WAM]

Poison ivy isn’t 1) A tree, and isn’t 2) a fruit. Kinda rough to put it into the “fruit tree” category.

Why you classify Virginia creeper as a tree, but not poison ivy?

ETA: Virginia creeper can be confused with poison ivy, especially when the leaves have not grown in fully.

[imayid2]

Why you classify Virginia creeper as a tree, but not poison ivy?

ETA: Virginia creeper can be confused with poison ivy, especially when the leaves have not grown in fully.

I didn’t realize Virginia Creeper was similar to ivy as well. I would think it isn’t a problem to cut down too. Regardless, I picked on poison ivy cause my son just had poison ivy all over the place, so it’s not in my good books right now. Chop ‘m down!

[WAM]

I didn’t realize Virginia Creeper was similar to ivy as well. I would think it isn’t a problem to cut down too. Regardless, I picked on poison ivy cause my son just had poison ivy all over the place, so it’s not in my good books right now. Chop ‘m down!

They often grow together. This is great if you want to teach your kids what you avoid (although poison ivy usually avoids open areas): https://www.poison-ivy.org/poison-ivy-quiz

In either case, paging @Alexsei - what does the צוואה say?

[Alexsei]

They often grow together. This is great if you want to teach your kids what you avoid (although poison ivy usually avoids open areas): https://www.poison-ivy.org/poison-ivy-quiz

In either case, paging @Alexsei - what does the צוואה say?

[rbs-g1.5]

could you try getting a clearer pic please,thanks