Will the rain under other people's eaves flow into their own yard?

The rain under the eaves of other people's homes may have some bad effects on their own yards. First of all, from the perspective of geomantic omen, rainwater flowing under the eaves of other people's homes will bring "suffocation", which is not conducive to family fortune and health. Secondly, if the rainwater flow is large, it may lead to problems such as dampness and mildew in your yard, which will affect the structure and beauty of the house. In addition, long-term water accumulation may also cause mosquito breeding, which has a negative impact on family health.

In order to solve these problems, we can plant some green plants in our yard, or put some stones or wood in the yard to make it easier to connect the eaves with water. You can also dig a small pond in the yard to collect eaves water and beautify the yard environment. In addition, you can negotiate with your neighbors to solve the problem and ask them to take measures to prevent rainwater from flowing into their yard, such as installing rainwater collection equipment.

To sum up, rainwater flowing from the eaves of other people's homes to their own yards may have some bad effects, but some measures can be taken to solve them.