Brown stain on tissue paper
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Question
She saw on a piece of tissue paper that had been placed in her tight-fitting garment next to her body a brown stain, a narrow and long streak which, apparently, if rounded off, would have the size of a gris.
She then threw the tissue into the toilet before anyone else could see it as well.
What is her status?
Answer
Shalom u-vracha.
A brown stain does not render her impure.
If it is a red stain (there is a shade of brown that is considered red), it renders her impure with an area of a gris, even if it is elongated and not round.
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