In your house?
No, in my city.
Which is....?
I'm one of the few DDFers with my location showing...
Can't see it on tapa...
Lakewood
According to the letter from yeshiva poskim, the mikvaos are closed
But the lake isn't
A keilim mikva
Nearly every city is near a natural water source like a lake, ocean or river...
Ask a Rabbi before using a lake/river/brook, etc. for toveling keilim. It's not always so pashut that you can do that. There can be many different issues.
its a man made lake
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https://425737ce-f973-4dfc-9489-f94594893f71.filesusr.com/ugd/628775_27264a5995c941e586cedcbdd2982b90.pdfThese are the instructions from https://www.pesachbox.com/QuoteThe Kailim Mikva is closed. Tevilas Kailim for dishes or appliances requiring tevilla may be done at Lake Carasaljo in an inlet that is not in the main flow of water (one such spot is area near Lakewood Avenue and 5th Street, as the Rosh Yeshiva Reb Aharon Zt”l allowed Tevilas Kailim along that area.) Extreme care should be taken to find a separate spot with full social distancing and to not be near anyone else.
The Kailim Mikva is closed. Tevilas Kailim for dishes or appliances requiring tevilla may be done at Lake Carasaljo in an inlet that is not in the main flow of water (one such spot is area near Lakewood Avenue and 5th Street, as the Rosh Yeshiva Reb Aharon Zt”l allowed Tevilas Kailim along that area.) Extreme care should be taken to find a separate spot with full social distancing and to not be near anyone else.
That is what I am currently advising people based upon guidance I recieved.
(The guidance I received did not include anything about an inlet)
