The house faces north, but it's still dry and stuffy. What happened to Feng Shui?

Such a problem should have little to do with feng shui. The analysis may be caused by the influence of the surrounding environment of the house. For example, on the one hand, there are tall buildings or trees and mountains around, which affect air convection. It is also possible that there is something wrong with the design of the house and the indoor air circulation is not smooth. If the above analysis is correct, then we can find a solution to the problem-unblocking the airflow channel! This requires you to provide a schematic diagram and mark the location (preferably province and city) for specific analysis.

If the above two possibilities do not exist, it may be a geological problem. One possibility is that there is hot water gushing within one kilometer (or even further) of your home in Fiona Fang, so your home is sitting on the ground hotline, which is difficult to solve. There are ways to solve it, but the cost will be higher than building a house, and the loss will outweigh the gain. Another possibility is that it used to be a kind of kiln site. This is as difficult to solve as the above problem. But this may be verified by digging a pit near the house. After reaching more than 3 meters, it will always be the original soil layer or rock layer, so there is no such possibility. If there are strange substances in the soil or the soil layer changes strangely, it is probably some kind of kiln site. So if there is water nearby, it will be solved. Otherwise, we can only give up!

None of the above analysis is correct. Please provide detailed information (the plane orientation map of the house, and draw the relationship within the range of 100 meters around it, and then give the exact date of birth of your husband and wife and the exact time of building the house) before making analysis and judgment. That's a matter of feng shui.