A chest broken open at its side — which type of impurity is it susceptible to?
Halacha 1 states that a chest broken open at its side is susceptible to midras impurity — it can be sat upon.
Question 2
A bed made for glass workers upon which they place glass items — which impurity type applies?
Halacha 6 states that a bed for glass workers upon which they place glass is susceptible to other impurities — but not midras, since it is not for lying on.
Question 3
A mat made for dyers upon which they place their garments — which type of impurity?
Halacha 8 states that a mat on which dyers place their garments is susceptible to other impurities — not midras, since it serves vessels not people.
Question 4
Metal animal shoes (horseshoes) — which impurity type applies?
Halacha 15 states that metal shoes for animals are susceptible to other impurities — not midras (which requires human-body support).
Question 5
A cloth napkin (used to wipe hands) — which type of impurity is it susceptible to?
Halacha 12 states that a cloth napkin is susceptible to midras impurity — it is used by and serves humans directly.