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Hi Rabbi, I was attempting to kasher 2 kosher knives that had accidentally become treif in a pot, after waiting the requisite 24 hours and 2 boilings in the pot, but once I put the knives in the pot, I saw that the pot was too small to fit both knives. My question is now is there a problem with the pot now that had it had treif in it with hot water, or is it fine because the knives were clean and hadn’t been used for 24 hours? On top of that, is there any board rules about kashering in a pot I should know? With many thanks and appreciation.

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Do dentures and braces have to be kosher according to Halacha? Is there something that has to be done before Pesach? What about meat or dairy?

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Oh hello! Weird question that I'm hoping someone can help me with! I'm a ceramic artist (I make porcelain functional pottery) and I'm working on a wedding gift for two close friends. This couple is fairly observant and I want to make sure that anything I make them (I'm thinking a large serving bowl or platter for Shabbos) is fully kosher. I make all of my own materials from scratch, including clay and glazes, and I fire my work to close to 2400f, which is about as hot as any type of ceramic-ware would be fired to (I use high-fire clay as opposed to porous earthenware). I don't see any reason why handmade ceramics wouldn't be kosher, unless perhaps I were to fire a kiln on Shabbat or rub a bunch of treif food over everything, neither of which I plan to do... Nonetheless, I want to make sure I'm making something that can be used, and I actually don't know anyone in the Orthodox community who makes pottery so...here we are. I'd love some feedback! And luckily, if an issue pops up, I can always just make a vase...   Thanks!

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Since the Passuk in the Torah commanding shechita (Deuteronomy 12:21) mentions “your settlements” does this mean according to Halacha shechita in outer space is invalid? Or Is my hypothesis completely basis?

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does soap have to be kosher? If it is made out of tallow (cow fat?) As anything on your skin is absorbed into your body.

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Dear Rabbi, What rationale are given in Judaism for not eating meat and milk together? Thanks

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According to Halacha is wine previously handled by a publicly Mechalel Shabbat Jew who is now a Baal Teshuvah kosher retroactively? And would it be the same rule for him and for other Jews who drink it? sources please

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According to Halacha, is Brain death in animals considered death for the purposes of "Ever Min hachai"? So could a brain dead animal have its limb removed and eaten for Noahides? Obviously Jews have to have shechita but since non Jews don’t is brain death enough for it to be kosher for them?