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(Tres-eme) Hair Spray and baby powder kosher l’pesach??
Check out rabbi blumenkranzes book- his sons keep it updated!!
While on topic, where can I get a list of kosher l’pesach products (R’ Blumenkrantz a”h style)?
Are you eating it?
Dunno, Rabbi Blumenkrantz’s book continues to be printed each year in his zchus by his sons the current Rabbis Blumenkrantz.
aries2756
Thanks
people still use hair spray??
bored, when you spray hairspray there is a good chance some will land in your mouth.
sugar water!!
Bored in office- there’s a separate Issur to have Chometz in your home, even if you don’t eat it. Otherwise we wouldn’t go through all that work to clean. We would only refrain from eating bread for 8 days!
You should check all your toiletries, skin care, and cosmetics that they’re Chometz free.
Chometz ia assur in hanaah (pleasure) as well…….. not just eating. That is why beer base shampoo and certain alcohol in some deodorants is not permitted.
Aside from eating, there is an issur to derive any benefit from chametz, and as smartcookie wisely mentioned, even to own it is asssur.
“…baby powder kosher l’pesach??”
Try potato starch:))
check out crc online they have a very helpful pesach 2011 guide. http://www.crcweb.org/passover_2011.php
I would check Tresseme carefully because I know that the shampoo usually isn’t good. It has wheat in it. I don’t know about the hairspray but I think it should be checked and not assumed that it’s good.
baby powder is kosher lepesach
Yolk- that’s a very general statement to give here. There might be some good companies, yet others may be Chometz. Everyone has to check whatever brand they own.
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