May one cover an entire barrel with a cloth on Shabbat?
Synopsis
One may not spread a cloth over the entire mouth of a barrel if there is a tefach of empty space between the cloth and the contents (creating a covered air space). If the barrel is full (no tefach of space), or if part is left uncovered, it is permitted.
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