Sikum: Difficult Situations Netilas Yodayim

There may be situations when is difficult but Smith giving the seekum is not difficult. So just take a few minutes just learn we saw the unusual of a person should go the extra mile even when but certainly it's something that brings kaduca it bring it's a scholer and it's a tire mitzvah. So we should always make sure that whenever we travel we have the prop what does that mean? So basically the real issue is you have to have a k you have to have water and you have to make it a in a proper place. Now basically you could wash at home before you travel with kadin and make it to let's say in the morning for neglassa and like you do every morning and wash your hands and keep it for the whole day. That works. That's a gar that's a but it's only done if there's no water available and also it's only done if you maintain the the you have to make sure either wearing gloves or you're not touching or losing the tar in any given way which is very impractical especially when a person is traveling he's not in home turf it's hard to make sure that he didn't touch or do things that will ruin the best states when a person knows he wants to eat on a trip is wash and eat a kaz at home if he's considered He's about to leave. Even if you eat less than a gaz there's no there's no make sure of course when you get to the second location when you're traveling to eat some more and bench like a bench like we say if to wash in a basis a real basis doesn't help because when you walk out you have another we did say our bathroom some say are like paro because it gets flushed down shortly afterwards some say our bathrooms are better because it's for other things besides just see and as we said an airport terminal which is like two separate functions even though it's one big room there will be maybe it is considered like two rooms but one thing is clear even from a bathroomish a real basic is you could take the water out it doesn't contaminate the water you can wash outside if you wash inside a bathroom go out with wet hands only works for because does not work I did mention that if you have a shower or bathtub in in the bathroom it takes where the problem someone asked and I should have mentioned that I I it's a it would itself has but the answer is of the olden days was very dirty they washed once a week and it was a moham today's showers today's even today's baths if they're kept clean do not have to meat you don't have to wash you walk into a shower room of today if it's kept basically clean is supposed to use a kali and as we said even a disposable or a foam cup or or a plastic cup would be acceptable a faucet is not a kali even though even if there's a dud mim on top of the on top of the house but therefore should not be used an urn a cold water of course or a water dispenser or a water fountain if it's not electronic if it works by pressing it it is a kali and it is kayak gavri the problem is to make sure it's kayak They put it on and off. And the first spurt is a into a lake, into a mikvah, into a is once is enough. And the is into snow is questionable unless you crush the snow and use it for that's perfectly acceptable. Onto grass is absolutely not good. If a person has no water, he can wear gloves, but only when there's no water and only when he covers his hands. covering the food is not effective. We had a if you eat a little bit less than a and pause 10 minutes in intervals of beyond is that a or maybe since you're eating a few times it adds up but besides that somehow less also a young child maybe even a could eat if he's hungry someone pointed out just like before we are before we could be because that's another to Make child that's hungry is allowed to eat. A group that's traveling could use a log of water and wash all of them. Electric dryer is kosha. If you since you use a ra almost always and if you you wash the made a and decided not to eat the hold is not a problem because the was a because the mitzvah was a mitzvah.