A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO
Tevilas Keilim By Rabbi Yosef D. Chanowitz
udel and Gittel were married for a couple of years. Each year one set of parents would invite them to come for Pesach. Until this year they always accepted the invitation—they loved spending Pesach with their extended families. This year Yudel and Gittel finally decided to make Pesach at their own home. They knew that the preparations would be daunting, but the thought of hosting their own Sedarim was enough of a motivator. They pictured the sight of their children reciting the Mah Nishtana at their own table and they were inspired to take on the task.
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As soon as Purim was over, Yudel learned the laws of Pesach extensively. Soon after, he and his wife Gittel started the grueling task of cleaning the entire house room by room. Once they finally finished cleaning the kitchen, it was time for them to kasher the kitchen and purchase an entire new set of Pesach equipment. Yudel consulted with his rov and learned the proper methods of kashering the sinks, countertops, tables, stove and oven. Then, he and his wife went to the store to purchase all the