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How much water needs to be replaced from an incomplete Mikvah into which 3 Luggin of She’uvin were added?
- 1. If there was only 3 Luggin of She’uvin added then a flow of water that enters and replaces any amount of water revalidates the Mikvah
- 2. As long as the She’uvin added was a minority of a Mikvah it is enough to replace the amount of water that was originally in the Mikvah
- 3. If only 3 Luggin of She’uvin was added it’s enough to replace the amount that was originally in the Mikvah but if more than that is added one needs to calculate that all the She’uvin waters is actually replaced
- 4. Double the amount of She’uvin that was added needs to be because half of what leaves is considered from the original Mikvah water
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How much water needs to be replaced from an incomplete Mikvah into which 3 Luggin were added and then Kosher water was added on top of that?
- 1. All the water that was added after the 3 Luggin of She’uvin was poured in needs to be replaced with an accurate calculation
- 2. The original water needs to be replaced only with the same amount but the added water with actual calculations
- 3. This seems to be a Machlokes Taz and Shach
- 4. Only the amount of water that was in the Mikvah when the 3 Luggin of She’uvin was poured in needs to be replaced
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Would a connection to a Kosher Mikvah be enough to validate a Mikvah entirely filled with She’uvin?
- 1. No, it works only for a Mikvah invalidated with 3 Luggin of She’uvin
- 2. Such a Hashaka only works when there is no option of actually replacing the waters
- 3. Yes, such a Hashaka always works to validate a Mikvah of She’uvin
- 4. Such a Hashaka only validates a Mikvah of She’uvin if there is 40 Se’ah of She’uvin that is Kosher for Tevilah, otherwise they remain She’uvin
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What happens if less than 3 Luggin of She’uvin was poured into an incomplete Mikva?
- 1. Less than 3 Luggin of She’uvin don’t affect an incomplete Mikvah in any way
- 2. Less than 3 Luggin of She’uvin don’t invalidate a Mikvah and can be used as Kosher water toward the required 40 Se’ah
- 3. Less than 3 Luggin of She’uvin don’t affect an incomplete Mikvah until more She’uvin is added at any time
- 4. Lekatchila even less than 3 Luggin of She’uvin invalidate an incomplete Mikvah
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Methods for rendering an invalid Mikvah

Methods for rendering an invalid Mikvah

Lemaan Yilmedu December 1, 2022

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