In what direction does the water in the toilet rotate, does it have anything to do with the hemisphe

Now the design of housing is basically placed in the east-west direction of the head of the bed, and there is a so-called "the best direction for placing the bed in the north-south direction, with the head facing south and the feet facing north; The earth's magnetic field is in a north-south direction, and it should be consistent with the magnetic field when sleeping, which is conducive to the regulation of sleep. This is unreasonable in the design of the real house, now the vast majority of the house, the bedroom design bed head has been arranged east and west, the north and south positions are basically windows or walkways, and is not suitable for the bedside placement, in fact, no matter which direction the bed head of the bedroom is placed, the most important point is that people can see the bedroom doors and windows from the bed, which can be suitable for the actual function of the house.

My house is a rural house, and the big ones are facing the sun, and the kitchen is on the right. The door should be facing that.

Where the universal faucet rotates is a ball joint, which will be lubricated from the factory. After a long time, there will be scale and dirt, and the lubricating oil will dry up and fail. It's tight to move. >>>More

From front to back. Or don't get infected with bacteria!!

When a flush toilet flushes, the flow of water creates a whirlpool that flows down the drain hole. It has been theorized that in the Northern Hemisphere, the water vortex is clockwise; In the Southern Hemisphere, it rotates counterclockwise. And the reason for this phenomenon is due to the rotation of the earth. >>>More