Should I keep rudraksha wearing while taking bath or not ?

Should Rudraksha beads in a mala be worn while bathing? Opinions vary; some practitioners remove beads to protect them from soap or water.  

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Regarding the care of Rudraksha beads:  
- Soap and other materials may affect the surface  
- Warm water may cause dryness  
- Substances deposited on beads should be rinsed to maintain appearance  

It may be preferable to remove beads during certain activities and wear them afterwards.  

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Rudraksha beads can generally be worn throughout the day. When washing, avoid using soap, as it may dry out the beads. Monthly oiling with light oils such as olive, sunflower, or coconut oil may help maintain the beads. Beads can be worn during rest, but remove them before applying soap or shampoo.  

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Rudraksha beads can generally be worn while bathing, although care should be taken with soap and other materials to avoid surface dryness.  

Note: The content is for informational purposes only and not a substitute for professional or commercial advice.