Placing Coins Bedroom door Facing Toilet Door

[myfs_144625]

Hi

I am a new user here and i have read several remedies regarding the cure for bed room door facing toilet door. Most of them suggested closing of both doors, installing of curtains, placing of plants, etc.

Though these maybe be simple procedures, i am sharing the apartment and i am not entitled to install curtains or redecorating the toilet. And the closing of doors requires cooperation since the toilet is shared. Wondering will the closing of just the bedroom door helps?

I have read that by placing coins above toilet doors, however i am not very sure of this procedure could you please enlighten me on this.Ithank you for your great help

Regards

[Cecil Lee]

These are some of the considerations:

1. Majority of the time, toilet is considered as a depository of sorts: we deposit our waste (or chocolate) and when we bathe.

2. Each time we flush the toilet especially if we cover the lid; micro-droplets will fly thru the air.

3. Many years ago, while driving along a highway; there was this radio episode where this fella was invited to talk all things toilet. He said that where-ever we place our toothbrush in a toilet; we cannot get away with some type of germ deposited on it.

4. So this wise-guy; said: we must regulary go buy his dis-infection tablet. These tablets are similar to those for dis-infecting dentures!

5. Many of us throughout all our lives have never ever dis-infected our tooth-brush ever! To normal healthy persons; such germs will not kill us nor give us stomach ache. Most of us have some form of resistence over common germs.

6. Take the case of babies. In the past, in Singapore and many other countries, when a baby drops their soothing teet; they simply pick it up and put it into their mouths.

7. Nowadays, we often see parents immediately safe-keep it and later make sure that such items are thoroughly disinfected or washed.

8. Is it better to put up or down the toilet seat cover. In many instances, it is better to put up the toilet seat and not fully cover the toilet seat. Especially so, if we flush when the seat is closed. Often, because of the pressure within the toilet bowl area; micro droplets would even fly further out.

9. From a commonsense point of view: What is so wrong with the toilet door facing one's bedroom? Does it mean or imply doom to the person sleeping in a room facing the toilet door? No right?

10. Placing a screen or even those Japanese type of 1/3 height cloth material can also be even worse-off. Especially if we do not wash it often.

11. Just imagine, lots of germs are attached to the surface of such cloth. And when we walk in and out of the toilet; we are actually "pasting" such germs onto our face! Oh My GOD! Leave that toilet door alone!

12. The statistics shows that we are more likely to be killed in a car accident; then in an air-plane. And far less or near to impossible to be killed by germs in a toilet!

13. Studies had even been done where swipes were taken from the toilet seat. And more likely your office work-desk and even your PC keyboard and mouse have more germs than the toilet seat! Peanuts my friend.. toilet Feng Shui is peanuts.. and lets not go to the dogs for it.

Anonymous wrote:
Hi?C

I am a new user here and i have read several remedies regarding the cure for bed room door facing toilet door. Most of them suggested closing of both doors, installing of curtains, placing of plants, etc.

Though these maybe be simple procedures, i am sharing the apartment and i am not entitled to install curtains or redecorating the toilet. And the closing of doors requires cooperation since the toilet is shared. Wondering will the closing of just the bedroom door helps?

I have read that by placing coins above toilet doors, however i am not very sure of this procedure could you please enlighten me on this.?@I?@thank you for your great help

Regards

[Cecil Lee]

1. Further to what I had mentioned; toilet Feng Shui for an apartment or a stack of flats is less complicated than for a landed property.

2. This is especially so; if the landed property development has more than one level: e.g. two or three levels.

3. When we develop or help to develop a landed property, we have to always bear in mind which sectors are better off for the toilet(s). And more importantly, we have to remind ourselves to "superimpose" say level 2 (storey 2's) layout onto the ground floor and vice versa.

4. Here, we are looking out especially whether the toilet / toilet bowl is above a bedroom / bed or even the stove / living room / dining room / altar position.

5. For 99.99 percent of all apartments within a specific stack; the toilets are often one-up or down on each other. Never spilling into another room or walkway.

[myfs_144625]

Hi Master,

Thank you for reply, guess then i shall not do anything about it.

Regards

[Cecil Lee]

Unbelieveable! It has finally happened! The Toothbrush Sanitizer!

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On 4/13/2010 5:52:12 PM, Anonymous wrote:
These are some of the
considerations:
1. Majority of the time,
toilet is considered as a
depository of sorts: we
deposit our waste (or
chocolate) and when we bathe.
2. Each time we flush the
toilet especially if we cover
the lid; micro-droplets will
fly thru the air.
3. Many years ago, while
driving along a highway; there
was this radio episode where
this fella was invited to talk
all things toilet. He said
that where-ever we place our
toothbrush in a toilet; we
cannot get away with some type
of germ deposited on it.
4. So this wise-guy; said: we
must regulary go buy his
dis-infection tablet. These
tablets are similar to those
for dis-infecting dentures!
5. Many of us throughout all
our lives have never ever
dis-infected our tooth-brush
ever! To normal healthy
persons; such germs will not
kill us nor give us stomach
ache. Most of us have some
form of resistence over common
germs.
6. Take the case of babies. In
the past, in Singapore and
many other countries, when a
baby drops their soothing
teet; they simply pick it up
and put it into their mouths.
7. Nowadays, we often see
parents immediately safe-keep
it and later make sure that
such items are thoroughly
disinfected or washed.
8. Is it better to put up or
down the toilet seat cover. In
many instances, it is better
to put up the toilet seat and
not fully cover the toilet
seat. Especially so, if we
flush when the seat is closed.
Often, because of the pressure
within the toilet bowl area;
micro droplets would even fly
further out.
9. From a commonsense point of
view: What is so wrong with
the toilet door facing one's
bedroom? Does it mean or imply
doom to the person sleeping in
a room facing the toilet door?
No right?
10. Placing a screen or even
those Japanese type of 1/3
height cloth material can also
be even worse-off. Especially
if we do not wash it often.
11. Just imagine, lots of
germs are attached to the
surface of such cloth. And
when we walk in and out of the
toilet; we are actually
"pasting" such germs onto our
face! Oh My GOD! Leave that
toilet door alone!
12. The statistics shows that
we are more likely to be
killed in a car accident; then
in an air-plane. And far less
or near to impossible to be
killed by germs in a toilet!
13. Studies had even been done
where swipes were taken from
the toilet seat. And more
likely your office work-desk
and even your PC keyboard and
mouse have more germs than the
toilet seat! Peanuts my
friend.. toilet Feng Shui is
peanuts.. and lets not go to
the dogs for it.
Anonymous wrote:Hi?CI am a new user here
and i have read several remedies
regarding the cure for bed room door
facing toilet door. Most of them
suggested closing of both doors,
installing of curtains, placing of
plants, etc.Though these maybe be simple
procedures, i am sharing the apartment
and i am not entitled to install
curtains or redecorating the toilet. And
the closing of doors requires
cooperation since the toilet is shared.
Wondering will the closing of just the
bedroom door helps?I have read that by
placing coins above toilet doors,
however i am not very sure of this
procedure could you please enlighten me
on this.?@I?@thank you for your great
helpRegards