Is it okay to go through the kitchen to enter the bathroom? If it s not good. Is there any way to fi

1. It all depends on where your bathroom is located. If it is in the upwind position, generally speaking, the southernmost position is definitely not good, and the filthy air erodes the auspicious atmosphere of the home from the south. But it doesn't have much impact from the upwind position without passing through the bedroom, living room, study, etc.

It's not much of a problem to go into the bathroom and pass through the kitchen, it's best to have the specific door between the two be farther away, and you can open the door on the other side, try not to get together.

This layout is very bad, you can use the living room to separate the toilet and the kitchen, generally the east is the kitchen and the west is the toilet.

Well, it's more troublesome. Don't you know that the bathroom has outside lighting · If there is, the door can be designed to be better sealed to prevent unpleasant odors from pouring back. If not, it can only be that the exhaust fan inside is more diligent, and then the toilet drain or other places that can be sealed should be done well.

The solution is to turn the toilet into a storage room and everyone goes outside to use the toilet!

If you find it inconvenient, accept it!

Of course it's not good, but since you said you can't change your position, there's no good way to do it, you have to learn to adapt.