Exposed Water in a Kettle
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Question
Is water left overnight in a kettle considered exposed water?
Answer
Shalom Rav
Usually, there is a mesh that blocks the opening, and then it is not considered exposed.
However, if there is no mesh, and the water is not boiling, it is considered exposed.
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