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**MarlboroCig** · 08-02-2012, 10:53 AM

1. When rinsing the mouth with water and then spitting it out, is it not the case that some water will inevitably stay in the mouth, mixed with your saliva or as drops clinging to your gums or in the crevices of your teeth, etc?
2. If so, how to avoid swallowing any of it?
3. If miswaak is used but you wet the miswaak before use, does will you have to spit out the saliva following its use or not?

08-02-2012, 10:53 AM	#1
MarlboroCig Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 500 Senior Member	Wudu whilst fasting 1. When rinsing the mouth with water and then spitting it out, is it not the case that some water will inevitably stay in the mouth, mixed with your saliva or as drops clinging to your gums or in the crevices of your teeth, etc? 2. If so, how to avoid swallowing any of it? 3. If miswaak is used but you wet the miswaak before use, does will you have to spit out the saliva following its use or not?
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