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Home Chinuch (3) Chumash (16) Halacha (948) Hashkafa (21) Miscellaneous (65) Money Matters (43) • Motza'ei Shabbos Dress Code, To Change or Not to Change • Leil HaSeder Alone in The Shadow of Corona • Stopping Corona: Overwhelmed With Eitzos? • Parshas Tzav: Rabbeinu Bachaye - Covering the Shame of Sinners • Parshas Pinchas: Rav Yehonoson Eibshitz - Where did Zimri the Great Tzaddik go Wrong?   Email To a Friend: http://revach.net/ask/article.php?id=2080 Recipient's Email(s) required note:to send to many email addresses, put a comma in-between. Your Name (optional): Your Email Address required: Extra Comments:(optional) Type Image Code Security Code: Halacha - Glass gift Submitted by anonymous  Answered by Rav Peretz Moncharsh Question: Answer: If you mean that you received the glass as a gift; yes, you must toivel it. If it is "your" company and you are the giver; there is no need to toivel them even before giving them to Jewish employees. If fact, if one toivels a gift before he gives it, there opinions in the Poskim that it does not work and the recipient must re-toivel the object. posted:2011-04-17 13:37:30 printable version     email to a friend  "Zissen" Pesach Toivel Hot water Urn Bracha for bANANAS sprinkler on Shabbos clock candle lighting Glass gift lifnei eever Obligation to stop giving? ribis niddah