Reading on Passover - in books that have not been cleaned

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Is it permissible to read books that have not been cleaned for Passover? Thank you very much, have a kosher and happy Passover.

Answer

Hello and joyous holidays

According to the Mishnah Berurah, it is permissible. There is no concern that there will be pieces the size of a kezayit, and even if there are crumbs, they are certainly slightly soiled. To the extent that a person would not come to eat them from there. 

However, according to the Chazon Ish, there is no leniency for less than a kezayit and soiled - therefore, they should be sold to a non-Jew if not checked properly. And certainly, it is forbidden to use them.

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