Hatmanah-Insulating

Chapter 1: Insulating on Erev Shabbos-Insulation which increases heat 17 Articles
- What is the law if one insulated food on Shabbos?
Chapter 2: Insulating food on Shabbos-Insulation which does not add heat 11 Articles
- What is the law if one insulated food on Shabbos?

1. Insulating food on Shabbos itself

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1. The Mitzvah to eat hot food on Shabbos

2. Not to insulate with materials that increase heat:

2. The definition of insulation

3. Is it permitted to insulate during Bein Hashmashos of Erev Shabbos?

3. The Definition of Insulation

4. Which materials are considered to add heat?

5. Insulating within the Tiberius hot springs

5. Scenarios in which insulating on Shabbos is permitted

6. Insulating before Shabbos with non-heat adding material, on top of material that adds heat, such as a blech

7. Placing a non-insulated pot of food directly on top of coals of an oven or fire

8. The laws of Hatmanah in a case that the oven has been sealed shut with plaster

9. The law if one transgressed and insulated in material which adds heat

General Summary of Hatmanah

How much of the pot must be insulated for it to be considered a prohibited insulation?

Insulating a food by Bein Hashmashos of Erev Shabbos

Insulating a food or pot that is on top of a stove top, blech, electric plate, oven, or hot pot

Insulating a pot of food before Shabbos which will be left on your counter

Insulating cold food on Shabbos

Insulating on Shabbos a hot food which has been transferred to a second pot

Introduction to Hatmana

May one wrap a Kugel which is inside a tin in tin foil and place it on the Blech before Shabbos?

May one wrap a towel around one’s pot, or water urn, before Shabbos, in order to help keep it warm?

Placing a towel and the like on top of a pot on Shabbos

Placing food which is wrapped in tinfoil on top of a pot that is on a flame, Blech or electric plate

Hatmanah-Insulating

1. Insulating food on Shabbos itself

1. The Mitzvah to eat hot food on Shabbos

2. Not to insulate with materials that increase heat:

2. The definition of insulation

3. Is it permitted to insulate during Bein Hashmashos of Erev Shabbos?

3. The Definition of Insulation

4. Which materials are considered to add heat?

5. Insulating within the Tiberius hot springs

5. Scenarios in which insulating on Shabbos is permitted

6. Insulating before Shabbos with non-heat adding material, on top of material that adds heat, such as a blech

7. Placing a non-insulated pot of food directly on top of coals of an oven or fire

8. The laws of Hatmanah in a case that the oven has been sealed shut with plaster

9. The law if one transgressed and insulated in material which adds heat

General Summary of Hatmanah

How much of the pot must be insulated for it to be considered a prohibited insulation?

Insulating a food by Bein Hashmashos of Erev Shabbos

Insulating a food or pot that is on top of a stove top, blech, electric plate, oven, or hot pot

Insulating a pot of food before Shabbos which will be left on your counter

Insulating cold food on Shabbos

Insulating on Shabbos a hot food which has been transferred to a second pot

Introduction to Hatmana

May one wrap a Kugel which is inside a tin in tin foil and place it on the Blech before Shabbos?

May one wrap a towel around one’s pot, or water urn, before Shabbos, in order to help keep it warm?

Placing a towel and the like on top of a pot on Shabbos

Placing food which is wrapped in tinfoil on top of a pot that is on a flame, Blech or electric plate

Placing wrapped Kishkeh and other foods in pot of food

Re-insulating on Shabbos a pot that had been insulated before Shabbos

Using a thermos on Shabbos?

What is the law if one insulated food on Shabbos?

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