May one rinse a cup used by a non-Jew (that absorbed wine) on Shabbat?
Synopsis
All authorities permit rinsing a cup used by a non-Jew on Shabbat. This is not considered metakein because the vessel itself is permitted — only the wine residue is problematic, and removing it is like removing refuse.
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