Answer

No, you do not need to keep taking bath again and again just because of this doubt.

In Jain Dharma, one should maintain cleanliness and purity, but one should not become disturbed by repeated doubts and fear. If the blankets that were used have already been washed, that is sufficient from a practical cleanliness point of view.

Explanation

A woman’s monthly period is a natural bodily process. If there was no direct contact with blood or unclean bodily substance, then simply touching a person, touching a blanket, or touching an almirah does not require repeated bathing.

You may do this:

• Wash your hands properly.
• Keep the blankets clean and dry.
• If any blanket is visibly dirty, wash it.
• After that, stop repeating the cleaning due to doubt.

Taking bath is appropriate when the body is actually unclean, after using the toilet, after heavy sweating, or before certain religious practices if your family tradition requires it. But from mere suspicion, repeated bathing is not necessary.

Spiritual Understanding

Jain Dharma teaches external cleanliness, but also inner calmness. Excessive fear, doubt, and mental agitation can disturb samayik, pratikraman, puja, and daily dharma.

Purity is not only of the body, but also of thoughts. Try to avoid anxiety, disgust, or negative feelings toward anyone. Maintain compassion and practical cleanliness.

Takeaway

Wash hands, keep things clean, and be peaceful. You do not need to take bath before touching everything merely because of this doubt.