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How Do You Wash Wool Tzitzis?
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This is David Olowski with our question
and answer series. I'm moving to Florida
and have a silly question. How do I wash
keep wool tits? I assume what he means
keep is how do I keep them clean without
them, you know, turning. Now I have to
tell you the truth. This is not a
Florida question specifically.
Every person who wears titsus has to go
through this process because since it is
close to your skin and wool tends to
make you sweat and it's kind of hot so
they get dirty. So what would be the
easiest method? Take them and toss them
in the washing machine. However, then
you will find that the strings that are
hanging at the bottom arises will start
to unravel and come across. So, what can
you do? Well, there are a few options
available. My friend hammer.
Yeah. Z Labra who was nifa just about a
year ago.
I I went to him for uh for a shabas in
the summer and uh and two weeks later he
was nifa.
I I I I cherish the fact that I had that
that to be able to spend that time with
him. But we're friends going back uh 40
years. But um he says I don't even try.
I just wear them until they're
disgusting and then I put them in the
genea. [laughter]
So, okay. Another method is to take a
plastic bag, but one that's strong
enough, and put the titus inside of it
and put a thick rubber band around it
and then throw it in the washing
machine. What my wife does is she washes
them by hand, being careful to make sure
that the titus don't get dirty.
Obviously, use some sort of a cleaner.
Um, I don't know what the best thing is
to use, but I know in America, uh, there
is a product called Woolite.
Uh, only because I know their
commercials. You'll look better in a
sweater cleaned with Woolite. Woollight
makes your sweater look alive. And they
had like a sweater just like walking by
itself. And I was like, so that stuck
with me loathe these 60 years.
[laughter]
So I guess if you use a little woolite,
it's good for keeping your wool clean.
So however you choose to do it, what you
should not do is continue wearing them
when they are because that is a mitzvah.
This is Davidski without question and