Contains all the supplies necessary for the search: candle, feather, and wooden spoon.
On the night before Passover Jews are obligated to search their homes for Chametz (bread). The search is conducted by candle light. The feather is used to sweep any chametz crumbs into the spoon, which is then poured into a paper bag.
Instructions:
1. Place ten pieces of bread throughout the house.
2. After sunset light the candle, hold it together with the feather and paper bag, and recite the following blessing: Baruch atta Ado-nai Elo-hai-nu Melech ha'olam asher kid-sha-nu b'mitz-vo-sav v'tzi-vanu al bee-ur chametz. [Blessed are you, Lord our God, King of the universe, who has sanctified us with the commandments, and commanded us to remove the chametz.]
4. Proceed to search for chametz in all the rooms of the house. Each piece of bread is placed in the paper bag.
5. After the search, place the extinguished candle and feather and the wooden spoon together with the chametz in the bag. Close the bag securely and put it in a safe place until the morning.
6. Immediately after the search, recite the following: All leaven and anything leavened that is in my possession, which I have neither seen nor removed, and about which I am unaware, shall be considered nullified and ownerless as the dust of the earth.