O. Ch. 321 – 8 Fine salt
that got clumped together may be cut up into very small pieces.
The Mishna Verura (sk 31) explains ,because ein tochen achar
tochen.
There is no issur of
grinding something that was ground up
once before.
O. Ch 302-7 Dried mud on clothing may not be rubbed (scraped) off
on Shabbos
It is considered Tochen.
Why is there an issur
tochen on mud? Originally the mud was sand , so the rule
of ein tochen achar
should apply?
This question was asked by R.Akiva Eiger.( O. Ch. 302)
The Chazon Ish writes if the clumping was done by humans ,
(salt) the rule applies (ein tochen achar tochen)
if done through nature(mud)
then there is tochen achar tochen.
The Shevisas Shabbos says
that if it was clumped together and is very hard
(mud) the rule of ein tochen achar tochen is not applicable.
According to the Sh. S. there is reason to be machmir not to cut small
pieces of sugar cubes.
Gut Shabbos
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