Unbreakable Washing Cup: Aluminum Netilat Yadayim Cup 5-Inch Tall Elegantly Brushed 2-Handle Wide-Mouth Ritual Cleaning Water Ve
$29.13
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is the Masoret Aluminum Washing Cup used for? A: The Masoret Aluminum Washing Cup is used for the Jewish netilat yadayim ritual, which involves cleansing the hands before saying a blessing and eating religious meals.
- Q: What materials is the Masoret Washing Cup made from? A: The Masoret Washing Cup is made of high-grade stainless steel, ensuring durability and a beautifully brushed finish.
- Q: How should I clean the Masoret Washing Cup? A: To clean the Masoret Washing Cup, gently wash it with mild soap and water, and then dry it by hand to maintain its quality.
- Q: Is the Masoret Washing Cup suitable for gift-giving? A: Yes, the Masoret Washing Cup comes gift boxed, making it an ideal present for occasions like Shabbat, weddings, and house-warming events.
- Q: What are the dimensions of the Masoret Washing Cup? A: The Masoret Washing Cup is 5 inches tall, featuring a wide mouth and two handles for easy use.
- Q: Can the Masoret Washing Cup be used for other purposes? A: While primarily designed for the netilat yadayim ritual, it can also serve as a decorative piece or be used in other ceremonial contexts.
- Q: What is the significance of the two handles on the Masoret Washing Cup? A: The two handles allow for easier pouring of water on both hands during the hand-washing ritual, which is an important aspect of the netilat yadayim practice.
- Q: Does the Masoret Washing Cup come with a warranty? A: The Masoret Washing Cup comes with a satisfaction guarantee, allowing you to contact the seller for any concerns regarding the product.
- Q: Where is the Masoret Washing Cup made? A: The Masoret Washing Cup is culturally promoted and made in Israel, reflecting traditional craftsmanship.
- Q: What occasions is the Masoret Washing Cup most suitable for? A: The Masoret Washing Cup is perfect for religious ceremonies, Shabbat, birthdays, weddings, and other special events in the Jewish tradition.