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When Shabbat Falls on Erev Yom Tov

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May one move muchin (soft materials such as cotton, fleece, or worn cloth) on Shabbat if they were used incidentally to insulate a pot on Erev Shabbat without prior designation?

5 opinions across 2 eras

Muchin Used Without Designat…

May one move fleece wool (gizei tzemer) on Shabbat when used for insulation, without prior designation?

4 opinions across 3 eras

Gizei Tzemer Without Designa…

May one move stones and bricks used for insulation on Shabbat?

4 opinions across 2 eras

Stones and Bricks

If one insulated a pot in a container filled with muktzeh fleece and later removed the pot, may one return it if the hollow remains intact or not?

6 opinions across 3 eras

When Hollow Is Intact or Dis…

How does one remove a pot that was insulated with muktzeh material (non-removable) but covered with something removable?

2 opinions

Mixed Insulation — Non-Remov…

May one remove a pot that was insulated and covered entirely with non-removable (muktzeh) material?

2 opinions across 2 eras

Pot Insulated and Covered En…

When Yom Tov falls on Erev Shabbat, may one insulate a pot with stones?

5 opinions across 3 eras

Insulating with Stones on Yo…

May one break the mud seal of an oven on Shabbat to remove warm food, and reseal it afterward?

6 opinions across 2 eras

Breaking Seal and Resealing …

When an oven has glowing coals inside, may a Jew open or close the oven on Shabbat?

5 opinions across 3 eras

Opening and Closing by a Jew

May one reseal an oven on Shabbat after removing food from it, when the food might not yet be fully cooked?

4 opinions across 2 eras

Resealing Oven When Food May…