Hi Kalmly,
There’s really no cure in the sense that, no crystals or feng shui items will solve that problem. However, you can minimize the bathroom’s impact by adjusting the bed so it avoids the pipes and the location right below the toilet. Also, keep in mind that ancient restrooms are COMPLETELY different than the ones today (and Feng Shui is based on ancient restrooms). Read this article if you want to learn more: https://fengshuinexus.com/feng-shui-rules/truth-about-bathrooms-bad-feng-shui/
-Victor

Hello Li,
Read this article and see if you can answer your own question: https://fengshuinexus.com/blog/truth-about-bathrooms-bad-feng-shui/
As for houses at end of cul-de-sacs, yes, it can actually bring good Feng Shui. The analysis depends on time, direction, the house, and the environment: https://fengshuinexus.com/feng-shui-t-junction-consultation/
Hope these help!
-Victor

I read a lot of other on line Feng shui practices like putting wind chimes, lucky bamboos, crystals, the right element based on the flying stars and etc. to remedy/activate bad/good Feng shui, but really, I don’t see anything different. So, I was told that no Feng shui practice would work with bathroom in the center, good/bad. So, it kinda means Feng shui doesn’t work? So, I am very skeptical about Feng shui.

In your experience, do you believe or had seen that any remedies might had work?

Any thoughts or comments would be appreciated.

As far as I see it, all those wealth corners, or bad luck yellow five star, don’t necessary have any impacts no matter what I do or don’t. It would be like having a house in the cul-de-sac, nothing you can do about it. Yet, people whom lived in cul-de-sac are usually seem to be doing so well, yet it’s believed to have bad Feng shui for cul-de-sac’s.

How would you see the house to analyze it? By floor plans?

Li

Hi Li,
As for bathroom in center, yes, there’s that saying it’ll bring down the luck of every resident of the house, because of its bad Feng Shui. However, please read this article: https://fengshuinexus.com/blog/truth-about-bathrooms-bad-feng-shui/
As for Qi mapping, what they say may or may not be true. I won’t comment further unless I see the house. Let me know if you need my service.
-Victor

Also, I have a master bath on the second floor right on top of the main entrance (facing east). Some people say this cause the good qi to dissipate and can’t enter the house, and even if it does, it doesn’t stay, not to mention that the stairs going upstairs is directly align with the front door.

So, does this mean good and bad qi doesn’t linger in my house, in other words, no matter what I do, I can’t keep the qi, good/bad, in the house. So, even if I have wealth corners, I can’t activate them because of the bathrooms (first floor and second floor’s bathrooms) right in the center of the house, and another bathroom right on top of the main door entrance.

What is your take on this and what would you do to remedy these bad Feng shui bathrooms?

Hi Mala,
Thanks for providing your feedback here!! Greatly appreciate it!
-Victor

My additional tips (since you asked) would be:

1 – If, like mine, your restroom doesn’t have a window (or a fan), consider a wall plug-in sanitizer or an aroma diffuser to keep it smelling fresh and inviting,
2 – If it has a window and happens to be located in a ‘wood-element-loving’ area of your home’s bagua, then plants would be an excellent addition,
3 – A squeegee makes light of getting rid of excess moisture,
4 – I like the point you make in your article on plants in feng shui to enhance/decorate it with the appropriate items/elements if it’s located in one of your favourable kua directions.

And yes, keep it sparklingly clean! – though I’d go for a once-a-week cleaning 🙂

Best,
Mala