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Hi Cecil,
I had just started to learn and discover that my Master Bedroom attached washroom is in the NE sector of the house. A couple of weeks ago, I had made an effort to close the door at all times and put a blind in front of the toilet door to make it seen as though there is no toilet. However, after a few
weeks, I discovered that the air the toilet
is very stale or perhaps, the chi is not
moving even I have opened the window in the toilet. Is it because NE is the most yin place and that is why or perhaps, is there
any solution to it???
Furthermore, I had checked out another of my colleague whose attached toilet is in the
South sector of the house. He said that the
toilet is always very dry no matter how. Just wonder if it is because of the fire in
the South?
Thanks
Kenny
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