Feng shui taboos in the utility room, these things cannot be placed

Every home has a place filled with all kinds of sundries. So what are the Feng Shui taboos in the sundry room at home? In this issue of Home Feng Shui, I will take you to understand the Feng Shui taboos in the utility room: these things cannot be placed, so let’s take a look together.

First, waste cannot be left.

Waste such as electrical appliances that have been damaged and cannot be used anymore, moldy and spoiled food, etc., if left in the utility room, will produce odor and occupy the space. The space will make the items placed in the utility room contaminated with filth, which is not conducive to the storage of debris. Useless waste needs to be thrown away as soon as possible, otherwise it will affect the aura and fortune of the entire family.

Second, new items cannot be placed

Do not put newly purchased items in the utility room, such as new clothes, fresh green plants, unopened food, etc. Because the sundries in the utility room are relatively unused old items, many of which have been used for a long time. The magnetic fields of idle old items repel new items. If placed together, the magnetic fields will be confused, affecting family harmony and hindering family finances. Lu. And the bacteria that breed can also be transferred to new items, which is harmful to health.

Third, special items cannot be placed

Relics left by the elderly at home and offerings brought back by religious family members should not be placed in the utility room. These things need to be placed in the utility room by a Feng Shui master. placed and enshrined under the advice of the emperor. Otherwise, the former is disrespectful to the deceased, and the latter is disrespectful to one's own beliefs. If placed in the utility room, it will disturb the safety and health of the family and cause trouble.

Although they are all debris, they should be neatly arranged in categories for easy use and cleaning. As an integral part of family life, the utility room also has its own irreplaceable functions and should not be disturbed by other unnecessary items, otherwise it will also affect the well-being of the family.