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Is it ok to say Asher Yatzar after washing hands with soap and water from a tap or is it only allowed after using a Natlan? Thanks

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There is no need to use a Natlan after using the bathroom. You can wash your hands straight from the tap. Some people wash their hands with a Natlan three times but this is only a Hidur. Rabbi Binyamin Bamberger

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