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A person asks about the purity of the bathroom floor after cleaning up a small amount of urine that spilled onto it. They want to know if the area they dried is considered pure, especially since they did not dry the area under the toilet seat and placed a mat over it. They also inquire if they can assume that the area under the mat remains pure after their family cleaned the bathroom without moving the mat. [AR_ID:4900]
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The area you dried with tissues is considered pure, even if you did not dry other parts of the bathroom floor. As for the area under the mat, since your family did not move it and did not apply water to that specific part, you can assume it remains pure.
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