May one use attached (still-functioning) tzitzit strings for a mundane purpose (e.g., tying something)?
Synopsis
All authorities agree that while tzitzit strings are attached to a tallit, it is forbidden to use them for any mundane purpose. The prohibition applies even when the tallit is not being worn.
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