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Anonymous users2024-01-23I think it is okay, the stairwell and the bathroom are open to open the window, the first can exhaust the filth, and the second can be connected to the sun and yang, so as to prevent dirt and evil. It is a must from a feng shui point of view.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It depends on the location of the toilet, and the window can be opened in the murder position!
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Hello, it depends on where you are in order to help you.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Friend, your question should be analyzed on a case-by-case basis. Purely from the analysis of the ground and the house, from the perspective of feng shui, I suggest that you can not place the toilet in the northeast, northwest, due south, if there are old ladies and old mothers or newly married children in the house, you can not house the southwest Kun Palace. Anything else might as well.
It's best not to put it in the square of the house!
Good luck!
The kitchen is a place to eat and drink, and it is also the breath of life, so there is nothing wrong with having it here. Of course, the kitchen has a lot of water and fire, so we should pay attention to the relationship and safety with the outside.
The location of the toilet is generally in the fierce god hexagram where the five yellow and two black are located, but this needs to be looked at with a compass to the back, and the others are avoided in the northwest and north of Kan. A few locations due south,
There is a toilet in this direction, first of all, it is not good for the children who study at home, and the children have poor reading performance; secondly, it is not good for the health of the eldest daughter; It is recommended that you move the toilet to a different location.
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The house toilet orientation feng shui is the best in the southeast corner. The position of the southeast, the hexagram Xun, belongs to the wood, and the east belongs to the same position of the green dragon, Wang Wenchang, which is conducive to seeing the water and is suitable for making the water mouth.