Is There a Problem with Flowing Liquids and Reference to Memchaik? (e.g., Baby Oil, Sanitizers, Liquid Hand Creams, Vitamin E Oil, etc.);
How do we understand the אסור מדרבנן (rabbinical restriction) of Memachaik;
Understanding how to differentiate between a very thick substance and a thinner substance;
Various different examples which fall under this melacha;
Various different ways to remove wet mud from one's leather shoes;
What is one allowed to do if they got mud on their leather shoes;
Introduction to the melakhah of ממחק (smoothing/scraping);
Folding a shirt collar, flipping up cuffs from pants, hanging up pants with a very sharp crease on a hanger, folding tablecloths and sheets on the regular line;
Is there a problem with unfolding clothing (e.g., TALIS, pants, etc.) on Shabbos and folding a paper napkin on a line;
Going through various opinions in reference to folding a TALIS on the lines;
Is one allowed to dress a child in their pajamas on Shabbos even though they are not going to sleep until after Shabbos;
A few very important points in reference to 'הכנה משבת לחול' (doing an action on Shabbos for a weekday);
Folding garments that don't have a recognizable crease, folding so that it fits in the drawer or closet, and cleaning off the table after שלש סעודות (the third meal);
Is one allowed to hang up pants not on the crease, folding towels and undergarments, and hanging up dry clothing on Shabbos;
A deeper understanding into the 5 conditions needed to fold something on Shabbos and one should be careful to fold their TALIS on Motzi Shabbos;
Is one allowed to make the beds on Shabbos (e.g., fix up the pillows, sheets, blankets);
How to work with folding a TALIS when one takes it off on Yom Tov which falls out Erev Shabbos and folding a TALIS backwards;
The 5 conditions which have to be met in order to fold the garment on Shabbos;
Introduction to folding linens and garments on Shabbos;
What should one do if they forgot to take Challah before Shabbos from the baked goods;
Separating Challah on Shabbos;
Understanding the problem with making items float in water on Shabbos;
What are some of the guidelines to the halacha of swimming on Shabbos;
Swimming on Shabbos;
Using nice smelling liquid soap, placing lavender flower bars and other essence of deodorizers into drawers or closets, and putting unscented powder into shoes to absorb sweat;
Putting a nice smelling ESROG into wrapping material, putting on perfume or cologne and then getting dressed, spraying air fresheners, and spraying one's hair for a nice scent;
Various important examples which come up on Shabbos in conjunction with the halachas of perfuming or putting in a nice smell into an item;
Creating a nice smell (perfuming clothing and other objects) does this apply to food, drinks, or the human body;
How to work with a broken zipper on Shabbos;
Creating a nice smell (perfuming clothing and other objects);
