Said R’ Shimon: If you see oil being distributed in the Courtyard, you need not inquire what it is — it is either the remainder of the wafer minchah-offerings of Yisraelim or of the log of oil of a metzora; if you see oil being poured upon the fires you need not inquire what it is — it is either the remainder of the wafer minchah-offerings of Kohanim, or of the minchah-offering of the Anointed Kohen — for oil cannot be donated. R’ Tarfon says: One can donate oil.

[If] the blood of a chatas spattered on a cloth, it must be washed. Although Scripture speaks only about those [chatas-] offerings which are eaten, as it is said (Lev. 6:19): It shall be eaten in a holy place, both the [chatas offering which is] eaten and the inner [chatas offering] require washing, as it is said (Lev. 6:18): The law of the chatas — [there is] one law for all chatas-offerings.

The blood of a disqualified chatas- offering does not require washing, whether it had a period of validity or it did not have a period of validity. Which [blood] has had a period of validity? That which was kept overnight, [or] which was contaminated with tumah, or which was taken out [of the Courtyard]. And which [blood] has not had a period of validity? That which was slaughtered [with intent for] beyond its time or outside its place, or [that which] disqualified people received or threw its blood.

[If] it spattered from the neck [of the offering] onto the cloth, it does not require washing; from the horn [of the Altar] or from the base [of the Altar], it does not require washing. [If] it spilled onto the floor and he gathered it up, it does not require washing; washing is not required except for blood which was received in a vessel and was fit for sprinkling. [If] it spattered on a hide — if [this happened] before it had been flayed, it does not require washing; [but] if after it had been flayed, it requires washing; [these are] the words of R’ Yehudah. R’ Eliezer says: Even after it has been flayed it does not require washing. Washing is required only for the place of the blood, and [for] a thing which is fit to be susceptible to tumah-contamination, and which is fit for washing.