If one placed excess oil in the Chanukah candle beyond the required minimum, may the candle be extinguished after the required time has passed?
Synopsis
If excess oil is placed, it may be extinguished after the required burning time (half hour) has elapsed. The excess is not designated for the mitzvah and may be used or disposed of. Some dispute whether the candle should be used for other light during the required burning time.
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