May one put water on a clean garment on Shabbat?
Synopsis
The Rema records a dispute: one view permits putting a small amount of water on a clean garment (since without dirt, shriyato zo hi kibuso does not apply), but not a large amount lest one squeeze. The opposing view forbids putting any water on garments.
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