How to Maintain Feng Shui Balance in the Bath Room

Like bedrooms, toilets and bathrooms are Yin in nature so adding candles is perfect for introducing some Yang. A leaking tap well system can mean your money literally is draining away. So, keeping everything in tiptop shape is important. A window in the bathroom is a feng shui preference although mirrors, the bigger, the better will help if there aren’t any. Four mirrors, one on each wall will gently swell chi around the room. Although two mirrors will do so long as they face each other. It’s even were meant that such a formation can dispel lingering odors.

Mirrors in the bathroom have a further importance as they are very often where we first see a reflection of ourselves in the morning. An unclear grimy mirror is going to be far less inspiring than seeing yourself in a more radiant and clear reflection. A broken off image possibly caused by looking into two mirrors if they are mounted on couple of doors will also emanate a negative and shattered impression of ones self. Toilets are the danger hotspots for any home as they quite simply flush away chi. This problem is exaggerated if the toilet is located at the center of the house which is quite common to find as a whole land of the stairs is an appealing place for home improvements to add a downstairs loom.

Keep the lid down especially when flushing as well as keeping the bathroom door shut at all times will help. Hanging a mirror on the outside of the doors also implies the illusion of the toilet not actually being there. These remedies will also help if the toilet is sighted opposite the front door which could mean new chi is gobbled up straight away before diffusing through the rest of the house. Also, follow these solutions if it’s sighted next to the kitchen as the water element of the toilet will severely clash with the fire element of the kitchen.


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