Toilets at Sheng Chi and protruding corner

[daphne8920002001]

Hi,
My husband's kua no. is 3 thus his properity location is south. He sleeps in the south area of our flat, unfortunately, the south of his room is 2 toilets (one attached to the his bedroom and one belongs to the kitchen). His sleep direction is to the east thus the toilet door is facing his body. Pls advise what can be done to improve the situation, besides closing down the toilets as both are heavily used. Secondly, there is a protruding corner facing the corner of my bed and I notice my daughter (2 yr old) cannot sleep peacefully at nite. Pls advise should I hang a windchime at this corner? It's located at northwest. Thank you very much.

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Anon,
One can place a bedside table between the toilet door and the bed. Here, one also has to place a table / reading lamp on it.
By doing so, it will act as a `partition' between the toliet area and the bed.
For the sha qi i.e. corner pointing towards the bed, especially if it is made of wood you can use a wind chime. You can try this out. Since metal is overall quite a safe element to use and there should normally not be any `harm' doing this i.e. experiment.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 11/19/2001 11:46:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi,
My husband's kua no. is 3 thus
his properity location is
south. He sleeps in the south
area of our flat,
unfortunately, the south of
his room is 2 toilets (one
attached to the his bedroom
and one belongs to the
kitchen). His sleep direction
is to the east thus the toilet
door is facing his body. Pls
advise what can be done to
improve the situation, besides
closing down the toilets as
both are heavily used.
Secondly, there is a
protruding corner facing the
corner of my bed and I notice
my daughter (2 yr old) cannot
sleep peacefully at nite. Pls
advise should I hang a
windchime at this corner? It's
located at northwest. Thank
you very much.