Should the table remain set throughout all of Shabbat (not just for meals)?
Synopsis
The Rema adds that tables should remain set for all of Shabbat, reflecting an established custom that should not be changed. The Aruch HaShulchan confirms this is widespread Ashkenazic practice.
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