All Halocha Shailos and Tiffeh Questions

[yfr bachur]

So all the water slowly rises a bit at a time?
Why when im using the hot water it can quickly become cold?

When the tap is off, the water is constantly circulating.
When you turn on the water, the water you take out is instantly replaced by new unheated water from the supply lines... Which, especially in the winter, can drop the temp very quickly - or even, if the pipes are set up just wrong feed straight into the outlet pipe to your house...

[Moshe Green]

When the tap is off, the water is constantly circulating.
When you turn on the water, the water you take out is instantly replaced by new unheated water from the supply lines... Which, especially in the winter, can drop the temp very quickly - or even, if the pipes are set up just wrong feed straight into the outlet pipe to your house...

Thank you for the clarification.
however...
The pic is mashma that the hot water is always going up and stays at the top of the dud while the cold is coming in and staying at the bottom...

[yfr bachur]

Thank you for the clarification.
however...
The pic is mashma that the hot water is always going up and stays at the top of the dud while the cold is coming in and staying at the bottom...

Don't make chakiros from a general diargam of anything...
I had found a more complicated diagram, but it's harder to understand...
there's CONVECTION going on the entire time.

[A3]

Would it be an issue to throw chometz in the garbage at Ben Gurion airport on Erev pesach?

[Ver hut gazugt]

Anyone know if kfi is reputable. They seem to say that a lot of banks are unadvisable to use.

[Travel Lover]

Anyone know if kfi is reputable. They seem to say that a lot of banks are unadvisable to use.

I once called them asking regarding a particular bank that they listed as unadvisable, they where very helpful.

[TimT]

Can a lady read the Megillah to herself ?

[HudZ]

Can a lady read the Megillah to herself ?

She knows how?
A woman should not read read the megillah on behalf of men and should, preferably, not even read the megillah to exempt herself. If, however, no one who can read it properly is available, she may read it for herself.

[imayid2]

If an animal can survive for a few days without food, may one eat before feeding it?

[Torah Jew]

If an animal can survive for a few days without food, may one eat before feeding it?

I’m not sure I understand your question. If the inyan is צער בעלי חיים or an inyan of rachmanus, not that we are worried that the animal will die while you are eating first, so then why should there be a חילוק if the animal can survive?

[imayid2]

I’m not sure I understand your question. If the inyan is צער בעלי חיים or an inyan of rachmanus, not that we are worried that the animal will die while you are eating first, so then why should there be a חילוק if the animal can survive?

What determines if it’s “time” for the animal to eat?

[Torah Jew]

What determines if it’s “time” for the animal to eat?

If it’s normal for this animal to eat in the morning, then it would seem that you would run into this Halacha before you would be able to eat. Btw, not brought in Shulchan Aruch (some achronim do bring it) and Rambam seems to say it’s a midas chassidus.

[imayid2]

If it’s normal for this animal to eat in the morning, then it would seem that you would run into this Halacha before you would be able to eat.

It is a fish. It eats whenever you feed it.

Btw, not brought in Shulchan Aruch

Not entirely accurate (קס״ז, or maybe קס״ח it’s mentioned in passing)

[HudZ]

I’m not sure I understand your question. If the inyan is צער בעלי חיים or an inyan of rachmanus, not that we are worried that the animal will die while you are eating first, so then why should there be a חילוק if the animal can survive?

His question is really a continuation from a different thread... He's talking specifically about goldfish which lefi riatah it seems may have a different outcome then a real animal?  Also, hes talking about a case where he has no food to feed the fish since it will be Pesach and he doesn't have KFP food... Thought it may be help to add these factors.

[Torah Jew]

Not entirely accurate (קס״ז, or maybe קס״ח it’s mentioned in passing)

Maskim. The איסור is not mentioned, only regarding whether it’s a hefsek.

[Torah Jew]

It is a fish. It eats whenever you feed it.

Interesting תשובה from the יעב״ץ, looks like he says it applies to fish as well.

https://hebrewbooks.org/pdfpager.aspx?req=1408&st=&pgnum=41

[imayid2]

Interesting תשובה from the יעב״ץ, looks like he says it applies to fish as well.

https://hebrewbooks.org/pdfpager.aspx?req=1408&st=&pgnum=41

Yes. But what determines its “time” to eat?

Can someone with a fish go away for shabbos?

[HudZ]

Yes. But what determines its “time” to eat?

Can someone with a fish go away for shabbos?

Perhaps it's what the fish is accustomed to?
Going away for Shabbos- feed it before our leave a little extra and then as soon as you get home.

[imayid2]

Perhaps it's what the fish is accustomed to?

I think this makes sense

Going away for Shabbos- feed it before our leave a little extra and then as soon as you get home.

I don’t know why that would work if it’s fed daily in the morning. And 2 day YT? Toast. Should I just euthanize it
Seems kinda counterproductive

[HudZ]

I think this makes sense I don’t know why that would work if it’s fed daily in the morning. And 2 day YT? Toast. Should I just euthanize it
Seems kinda counterproductive

It's in a fish tank? If not, maybe try giving it to a goi and he'll give back to u after.