Mesorat%20hashas for Bava Kamma 203:6
ומה ראית לרבות הכבוסה ולהוציא את המלוגמא מרבה אני את הכבוסה ששוה בכל אדם ומוציא אני את המלוגמא שאינו שוה בכל אדם
should be analogous to '<i>for food</i>', referring thus to any uses by which a benefit is derived from the products at the very time of their consumption, excluding thus the purposes of steeping and washing where the benefit is derived from the products after their consumption.<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' As when flax or a garment is put into wine the latter is spoilt before the former becomes thereby improved. According to the interpretation of Rashi a.l., R. Jose would maintain that we do not say that wood as a rule is destined for the purpose of heating, even as we do not say that fruits are meant only for eating and not for steeping or washing, whereas the Rabbis maintained otherwise; cf. however Tosaf. a.l., Rashi and Tosaf. on Suk. 40a. ');"><sup>6</sup></span>
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