Some electronic kitchen and food preparation devices require immersion. Some don’t. Learn more.
Welcome
The Pico-Robertson Keylim Mikvah at Anshe Emes is open!
If the gate is closed, please do not bring utensils through the shul.
DO NOT EVEN THINK OF LEAVING SHAIMOS / GENIZA!
We are happy to inform the Kehilla that the Anshe Emes Keylim Mikvah has reopened. There are strict guidelines that MUST be adhered to:
- If you suspect that you are not feeling well, please do not use the Mikvah!
- Debris: Do not leave boxes, plastic wrappers, bags, etc..
Put adhesive stickers on the boxes and bags you brought with you to take them home, not onto the Mikvah.
HOURS
Latest Update: 6/1/2021
– Sun-Thu: 8am until 30 minutes before mincha, approximately 45 minutes before shkia.
– Fri: 8am to 4:30pm
What Needs Immersion
How to Immerse
Directions and Hours
Articles
Electronic Kitchen Appliances
Using Bodies of Water
You are away from your neighborhood and don’t know where to find a keylim mikvah. What bodies of water can be used?
What Can’t Be Kashered & Immersed
What CAN’T be kashered and immersed?
My Pico Boulevard Restaurant frequently buys utensils that need to be dunked in a mikvah. I use Anshe Emes'.
So convenient. An essential part of the neighborhood for over 25 years.