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Mishna Berura Daf Hashavua Siman 86 & 87 Seif 1 Distancing From Foul Water

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this Torah class is brought to you by Torah anytime.com okay RAB up to you have to distance yourself from putrid water says smelly water or water that you soaked something in namely you soaked linen flax oros or canvas so you have to distance yourself as if it would be so this smelly water or water that you soaked linen or canvas you have to distance yourself from it like it would be says therefore those M that their waters are putrid it goes without saying you don't you know how to make a them you even have to distance yourself like it if it's smelly to the point where it's the D of people to be B from that bad smell the D says even somebody who's accustomed to the smell it's still going to be an issue a garden that they draw to it smelly water and it's near even if the garden came first has the distance because this is a matter of so it seemed like a fertilizer that smells and it could be painfully smelly is a problem yeah something that smells it doesn't really matter exactly what why it's smelling certainly the soaked water of launder then one would have to distance from it just like from before you as far as you could see and behind you from where the smell stops writes and it's Wine sellers that have a bad smell that's smells like it's decomposing and one is discussed to any similar it's that it is M only the great sages were careful at the time ofing so the writes and the prim that there's an issue with these Wine sellers but from the r it's masma that it's not a problem and it's a that the did not notice this Ram what about to say uh kishma opposite I guess it's a sewer pipe says it's m because it doesn't store it's only a transport it doesn't matter what material it's made out of rabash also says there's no issue as long as it doesn't smell but the Kish is reported to have made a distinction between uh different types of situations that if it's made out of metal you could make AA if it's made out of you can't other poim say that a sewer pipe is a problem AB says that a pipe is a problem how far do you need to distance yourself at the time of kishma from a graph sh gra is basically a mound of excrement so gra or a bucket of urine out ofn wear you have to distance from it like from even if you put water in it if they are made out of metal or glass or glazed or is permitted if they are washed well says even if right now there's nothing in them even if they're cleaned well from the inside and from the outside they're SP and span they're spackling clean sh if the material that they're made out of is or eight even if they're spackling clean you have to distance yourself like from itself if the CLE is used for something else you wear it as a hat and it's also an let's say you pour some dirty water in it from washing C if there's no so if it has another use or if every time you urinate you put in it of water it's permitted if there's no bad smell in this situation ifes from the it's like you have to distance for from where the smell stops so if it has another use then you don't have to distance yourself from it if it's clean and it doesn't smell but if it does smell then it for sure has a of Aid okay and we will hold it over here okay see everybody tomorrow at uh same time 9: a.m. COV C everybody have a good day you've just experienced another Torah class brought to you by Torah anytime.com