Can a bodhisattva be offered next to an abandoned toilet?

No.

Statues of Buddhas and Bodhisattvas are also a convenient way to increase our faith in the home. However, if you put it at home, remember that in order to maintain respect and respect for the Buddha and Bodhisattva, there are three places that are not allowed, one is the bedroom (there is love between men and women), the kitchen (there is oil smoke and dirt), and the toilet (stinky and filthy), so the best place is the living room and study, and there are also people who put it in the entrance and other places, all of which are okay.

By the way, let's talk about the direction and time of the placement. Buddha and Bodhisattva are great achievers, great compassion, boundless mana, if you need to enshrine and place, you don't need to choose the day, pick the hour, look at the feng shui, set the direction, "a Buddha breaks ten thousand evils", unrestricted. Therefore, there is no need to pay attention to the direction of the orientation, you think it is good to be solemn; The hour does not need to be chosen, respectfully, which moment is a good time, the so-called "sincerity is spiritual", this is what it means.

As for the popular sayings about the time and direction, they are all misunderstandings of Buddhism in the world, so we should not confuse faith with superstition and customs. It's just that there is a folk custom that makes the statue of Buddha and Bodhisattva face the doors and windows, which means "open the door to see blessings (Buddha and blessing homonym), which is acceptable."

We ordinary people have confidence in our own wood, so we need to have external things (such as statues, Buddhist beads, pendants, etc.) to enhance it; If you really have a Buddha in your heart, it doesn't matter if you have a statue or not, because you are a Buddha when you open your eyes and close your eyes, inside and outside your heart.

By no means, this is a great disrespect to the Bodhisattva.