Mezuzot are required for the doorways of each room and hallway in a home or office, including attics, basements, laundry rooms, garages, and walk-in closets (excluding bathrooms). Even small hallways leading to a 6ft x 6ft room require one. Once affixed, a Mezuzah must remain, even if occupants move, unless the newcomers are non-Jews.

Imagine your Mezuzah blessing you to live... on the moon! A shocking scribal error recently rendered a scroll completely invalid. This isn't a joke—it's a critical reminder that even perfect-looking Mezuzot can hide serious flaws. Learn why proper checking and certified sofrim are vital for true kedushah in your home. Don't risk a pasul Mezuzah – discover what you need to know.

Homeowner bought new mezuzot, felt uneasy. Inspection revealed ALL were invalid! Luckily, flaws were fixable. Lesson: Even store-bought mezu