Scouring/ rinsing (in hot water, especially of the cleaning of vessels on the eve of Passover)

Koshering utensils for Passover. Removing all traces of vinegar from cooking utensils and eating utensils by boiling water or fire (kashering means washing the utensils and immersing them in boiling water).

("The one who casts a spell before the fifth hour can cast together the first and second spells and spells that have swallowed a small thing...baskets in which the flesh is salted...there are those who cry out for the spell and there are those who are scattered, and their deeds are seen" - Shulchan Aruch, Way of Life, Conduct of the Sah, Laws of the Slaying of Spells, and so on: "The matter of the Slaying of Spells, The discharge of the filth of the evil spirit, to pass through the waters of sins. And who is not all so heated in the evil spirit, and cleanses and washes the face and the outside - the secret of purity and holiness" - Sheloh "Masakhet Passover Matzah Tenth - Drush Tishli, 2, and so on: "And the work in the house of Rabbah was now and then doubled, because at times and in times of trouble there was one need To mend clothes, to prepare suitcases, to pack things for a trip, and also to clean utensils...and to prepare the rooms for the holiday" - Deborah Bron/ Golim, 92)

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