Can one eat bread without drying the hands if they are dunked in water or if a reviit is poured over both hands simultaneously?
Synopsis
One who dunks hands in water (mikveh) can eat without drying. Similarly, if a reviit is poured over both hands at once, or over each hand separately, drying is not required.
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