A Shot of Shabbos with Rabbi Bernath

Removing Wax or Dirt from Paper, Peeling Apart Pages

Cutting Food Wrappers or Stickers 

Opening Books That Have Stamped Edges

Cutting Between the Letters and Other Permitted Ways to Cut Letters on a Cake on Shabbos 

Cutting Letters or Decorative Figures on Food Items on Shabbos 

Removing Makeup or Erasing Foggy Windowpanes on Shabbos 

Final Shiur on Opening Packages on Shabbos. Opening Garbage Bags and Cardboard Boxes

What To Do If You Forget to Open Tissue Boxes Before Shabbos 

Opening Non-Food Packages that are Needed on Shabbos 

Opening Small Packets of Sugar Lollipops and Attached String Cheese 

Perforated Boxes and Cereal Bags Continued

Snack Bags and Perforated Boxes

Cereal and Matzah Boxes

Opening Box Drinks on Shabbos

Opening Freeze Pops on Shabbos

Soda Cans and Plastic Pull-Tabs

Plastic Pouches with Caps That are Twisted Off, Tamper Evident Tail Bands

Asking a Katan To Open the Twist Cap

Asking a Fellow Jew To Open the Twist Cap

Asking a Non-Jew To Open the Twist Cap

Permissible Ways of Opening Twist Caps on Shabbos. Making a Hole In the Cap

Permissible Ways of Opening Twist Caps on Shabbos. Does Throwing Out the Cap Help?