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<font size=3>At 12:13 PM 6/20/2011, R. Eli Turkel wrote:<br><br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">For the ladies:<br>
He said that someone who has an expensive ring and is afraid of<br>
putting it down and losing it an idea is to pour a complete reviit
on<br>
the hand then move the ring to another part of the finger followed
by<br>
a second reviit.<br>
Of course if the ring is never removed even when baking then there
is<br>
no need to remove the ring at all. The one woman who was attending
the<br>
shiur said that she wears several rings some of which she removes
when<br>
they would get dirty and some which stay on all the
time.</font></blockquote><br>
I do not understand what you have written about a ring that is never
removed, unless one is talking about an older woman. Aren't all rings
removed when a woman goes to the mikvah?<br><br>
My wife has pointed out that at times she sees woman put their rings in
their mouths when they wash and then make a brocha before putting them on
again. Is this not questionable regarding the saying of a brocha
with something in one's mouth. <br><br>
YL<br><br>
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