Can one say l'shem mitzvas tiztzis in a bathroom? I was thinking of a case of tying the knots or fixing it. Since tiztzis is not a davar shebikedusha maybe it should be fine, or maybe since its mitzva related we want don't want you to think Torah thoughts in a bathroom.
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Danny Schoemann
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We follow lots of Halachot in the bathroom. – Double AA Apr 23 '14 at 03:16
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Similar: http://judaism.stackexchange.com/q/4491 – msh210 Nov 03 '14 at 20:56
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The body of the garment that the tzitzit are attached to is not a davar shebekedusha, but the strings are very much so. In fact, the most mehadrin of strings are spun with tzitzit making in mind. Tying tzitzit is not a bathroom activity. Also, it is probably something that would be easier to do at a desk.
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[Edit]ing in a source for your claims, and for how they address the asker's question, would improve your answer a lot. – msh210 Apr 17 '14 at 05:22