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FAQ
- How long does it take to check the Mezuzot?
- During the time my Mezuzot are being checked, I am worried by the fact
that in my entire house is not protected by even one Mezuzah.
Do you have a solution?
- Who shall be checking my Mezuzot?
- Are my Mezuzot 100% Kosher without the computer check?
- In my house we have large walk-in closets, do they require Mezuzot?
- I just moved and am affixing new Mezuzot on all doors of my new house,
am I obligated to recite the Bracha (blessing)?
- Do all Mezuzot require a Bracha (blessing), when affixing to the doorpost?
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- Q: How long does it take to check the Mezuzot?
A: In most situations MezuzahMan offers you a same-day service, for the entire procedure.
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- Q: During the time my Mezuzot are being checked, I am worried by the fact
that in my entire house is not protected by even one Mezuzah. Do you have a solution?
A: Yes. Even though according to the Halacha you do not require a Mezuzah while
checking, In order to protect your home, MezuzahMan shall affix a spare mezuzah to
your front door, for the duration of the checking procedure.
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- Q: Who shall be checking my Mezuzot?
A: MezuzahMan uses the services of only "certified" Sofrim (scribes). Each and
every "Certified Sofer" is endorsed by leading Rabbinical Authorities as being
capable of producing high quality STAM items that are Kosher even according to
the highest standards. The endorsement states as well that the Sofer adheres
strictly to all the laws and Halachot required by each STAM item.
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- Q: Are my Mezuzot 100% Kosher without the computer check?
A: Yes. A human check is sufficient to finalize the kosher status of your mezuzah..
The computer check is added as an extra assurance of Kashrut, enhancing the quality of
the check. However, while the computer is better than human checkers at locating mistakes
in the consonantal text-missing, garbled or extra words, it cannot substitute entirely
for expert human inspectors, who also locate fine breaks and joins between letters and
various other problems which the computer doesn't catch.
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- Q: In my house we have large walk-in closets, do they require Mezuzot?
A: Pending on the size of the closets, they might require Mezuzot. It is advised
to ask a Rav in each particular case, providing him with the dimensions of the
closet.
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- Q: I just moved and am affixing new Mezuzot on all doors of my new house,
am I obligated to recite the Bracha (blessing)?
A: Yes you are obligated to make a Bracha before affixing a mezuzah. However in
this case one Bracha shall suffice for all doors of the new house.
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- Q: Do all Mezuzot require a Bracha (blessing), when affixing to the
doorpost?
A: Not all Mezuzot require a Bracha. A room whose dimension is more than 36 sq.
feet, however one dimension is less than 6 feet (for example 8 x 5), the Mezuzah
is affixed without a Bracha. For a room used as a store/office or for storage
purposes, the Mezuzah is affixed without a Bracha. Walk-in-closets (that require
Mezuzot) and rooms without doors all require Mezuzot without a Bracha.
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