Ep. 708. If one has washed for bread and already dried their hands, in general, it is not a problem to touch someone else's hands that are wet.

Ep. 708. If one has washed for bread and already dried their hands, in general, it is not a problem to touch someone else's hands that are wet.
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Ep. 708. If one has washed for bread and already dried their hands, in general, it is not a problem to touch someone else's hands that are wet.

Jan 25 2024 | 00:07:43

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Episode 716 • January 25, 2024 • 00:07:43

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If one has washed for bread and already dried their hands, in general, it is not a problem to touch someone else's hands that are wet.

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