Stain on Wiping
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Question
A 48-year-old woman has only one clean week each month because there are many stains for two weeks and another week of 7 clean days, leaving one week for her husband. This month, a day before immersion — supposed to be tomorrow — she saw on the wiping paper a transparent discharge with a red-brown color inside. She threw away the wiping paper and immediately did a check afterward, which came out clean. Can this be ignored, or does she need to count 7 clean days again, and then she won't be able to go to the mikvah at all this month because the next cycle will already start?
Answer
Hello,
If the wiping was for general cleanliness [and not as a check], and the stain is smaller than a 'gris' [the size of a two-shekel coin], it does not prohibit.