On Both Sides of the Door
It is quite common for Vietnamese families to place brooms on either side of the doorway. However, this is considered a major taboo in feng shui. According to experts, brooms accumulate dust and negative energy. Placing them by the door blocks positive energy and wealth from entering the house.
In reality, the doorway is where we welcome guests into our homes. Brooms placed here can be unsightly and affect the aesthetics of the space. Dust and dirt from the broom can also be blown into the house, impacting the health of the household.
Living Room
The living room is an important area in the house, serving as a space for entertaining guests and family gatherings. Placing a broom here can cause dust, dirt, and odors to affect the air quality of the room. It also creates a cluttered appearance, leaving a negative impression on guests.
From a feng shui perspective, keeping a broom in the living room can bring bad luck and negatively impact the family’s wealth and health.
Bathroom
Some people believe that placing a broom in the living room can help limit dust and bacteria from entering the house. However, the bathroom is a humid environment, and keeping a broom here promotes bacterial growth. Using this broom to sweep the house spreads bacteria, dust, and negative energy throughout the space, affecting the health of the occupants. In feng shui, the spread of negative energy is believed to impact the family’s wealth and prosperity.
Kitchen and Dining Room
Brooms are known to harbor dust and bacteria. Storing them in the kitchen can compromise hygiene and increase the risk of bacterial contamination of food, potentially affecting the family’s health. According to feng shui principles, the kitchen and dining room are areas of vitality, and keeping a broom here can negatively influence the well-being of the family members.
Where to Keep the Broom
After sweeping, it is recommended to store the broom at the back of the house or on the balcony. Placing the broom in these locations helps reduce the impact of negative energy on the family’s luck and prosperity.
If the broom becomes worn out or damaged, it is advisable to replace it with a new one for convenience and to eliminate any potential bad luck.
This information is for reference only and is subject to individual interpretation.
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