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Squeezing is not a condition when washing cloth under tap
It is stated on page 35 of the first volume of Fatāwā Amjadiyyaĥ: The ruling (of washing and squeezing the cloth thrice) will only apply when the cloth is being washed with limited water. If it is washed in a large pool (that covers the area of 225 square feet or more, a canal, a river or sea etc.) or a lot of water is flowed (from a tap, pipe, or water vessel[1] etc.) on the cloth or it is washed in the running water (of a river etc.) then squeezing is not a condition in these cases.
Squeezing is not a condition when washing in running water
The Islamic jurists رَحِمَهُمُ الـلّٰـهُ تَـعَالٰی have stated: Leave thick cloth, sackcloth or any other impure cloth under the flowing water for the whole night, it will become pure. The actual verdict is that it will be considered pure when there is the strong likelihood that water may have washed the impurity away because squeezing is not a condition in case of purifying it in the running water. (Baĥār-e-Sharī’at, vol. 2, pp. 121)
Washing pure and impure clothes together
If even a single piece of impure cloth is put into the water of a washing machine or a bucket with pure clothes, all the clothes
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