eating at a relative

Asked by Chaim · August 19, 2002 · Other

Question

last message was: Isnt eating at a relative whom you dont normally eat at concidered Drech Arai?? If thats the case why need to worry about toveling? Its thier issue, your only using the kelim on a temporary basis, dont we see in Shulchan Oruch that this is mutar??? Please Clarify

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Answered by Aaron Abadi

No such Heter. Where did you see it in Shulchan Aruch? AA I recall learning that when merchants would travel they would eat very salty sardines, and use the kelim from the inn that they would stay at and the very salty fish might have a din of bishul... I amy be mistaken, but I do believe that we also learn from there that eating on Kelim temporarily would not need toveling, I may have heard that regarding the nice glass bottles Snapple and other drinks come in... again, I am a bit unclear on this one.