3. a. Before beginning the search, the head of household (the leader of the search) recites the berakha Asher kideshanu bemisvotav vesivanu `al bi'ur hamess ("Who has sanctified us with his commandments, and commanded us on the removal of hamess"), which covers the entire process of the removal of hamess from ones property, completed the following morning.
b. After the berakha, one must be careful not to speak until at least beginning the search, so as not interrupt between the berakha and the act for which the berakha was recited. It is proper to refrain from extraneous talk and digressions throughout the search so that it is done correctly.
c. In addition to homes, places of business and cars require checking if hamess is normally brought into them.
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