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This thread is for complaints about cleaning for Pesach.
<I’ve got the here comes Pesach BLUES…>Hey! join the club bro!! we all hate cleaning for passover especially since my mom and 6 sisters all have severe cases of OCD!!!! (No Jokes!!!!) If it would be my choice i definitely do passover with the Chometz!!! (OY!) Remember: Complain,Complain,Complain and you’ll always get your way!!!!!
I have NO COMPLAINTS to HaShem fo rgiving us this especial Mitzvah. A mitzvah where we could put in our very heart, soul, body – all for the Great Boss up there.
As a person who spent many pesachs in hotel programs working. And seeing how it goes with the entire program from food to entertainment etc… The one most important thing I learnt was that THERE IS STILL NOTHING LIKE MAKING PESACH AT HOME
trust me after spending over a decade away from home for Pesach and SO HAPPY TO BE BACK HOME FOR PESACH
LF – +1!
Zaltzvasser – he is a guy, but that has nothing to do with it. He has mentioned in the past that he does a lot of the Pesach cleaning.
Isaac – Oy! I feel so bad for people who have OCD this time of year! I don’t know if I can think of anything more torturous than having OCD Erev Pesach! That must be a nightmare.
I do agree with LF and it bothers me when people are too negative about Pesach cleaning, but I definitely sympathize with people who have OCD this time of year and I hope that their Geulah comes soon so they can truly appreciate all aspects of Pesach including cleaning for chometz!!
LF – you took the words right out of my mouth!! B”H for the privilege.
zaltsvasser
you got me this time cause this pesach i am actually going away to family & not making pesach at home
Generally the complaints are not the pesach cleaning but the “spring cleaning” that accompanies it.
Zaltzvasser: How’d you guess?
However, I do about half of all the Pesach cleaning, and then there’s kashering, papering (the hardest!). And then I’m busy a lot of nights (till 1:00am+) in a Matzah bakery, doing a strenuous, tiring part. On my feet. Straight, for many hours. No, it’s easy. But it’s a privilege. A way of giving a something to the Ribono Shel Olam. With our entire body. A precious Mitzvah!!
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