Must one search only places where chametz is regularly brought, or also places where it is occasionally used?
Synopsis
The Mechaber says to search every place where it is customary to bring chametz. The Mishnah Berurah clarifies this is not limited to regular use — even a place where chametz is used only occasionally requires searching, because one may have brought chametz there without realizing it.
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