In modern houses, in order to facilitate visitors and owners to rest and make tea, water dispensers are generally placed in the living room. However, it should be noted that the water dispenser also has certain attention in Feng Shui placement, and can not be placed casually<\/p>\n
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first of all, the water dispenser should be placed in the quiet corner of the living room with few people, rather than in the place where people come and go. On the one hand, it is for the sake of cleaning the drinking water, on the other hand, it is for the sake of preventing the wealth of water from being taken away by the air flow<\/p>\n
secondly, the water dispenser should not be facing the gate, otherwise it will be bad for financial luck<\/p>\n
thirdly, the water dispenser should not be directly facing the kitchen, otherwise it will cause a pattern of water and fire intolerance, trigger family quarrels, and cause discord between husband and wife; Finally, the water dispenser should not be close to the garbage can, because it is unsanitary, and it should not be close to the air conditioner and air conditioner, because the water in the water dispenser will be affected by these machines and produce temperature changes. It should not be close to the God’s throne, otherwise the God’s throne that needs to be dried will be contaminated with moisture<\/p>\n
therefore, the water dispenser in the living room should be placed reasonably according to the health needs and Feng Shui requirements<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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