As the Lunar New Year approaches, many people are busy doing a big cleanup. In this regard, Taiwanese feng shui expert Master Xiao Meng reminds everyone to take the opportunity to throw out eight major types of items in the home. If these are not dealt with before New Year's Eve, they may lead to financial loss, and could even affect your health and fortune.
On his fan page "Master Xiao Meng’s Zodiac Tarot Cards by Qing Shui Meng," the expert calls on everyone to make the most of the big cleanup before New Year's Eve to avoid negative impacts on health, wealth, and luck:
(1) Broken or unused kitchen appliances: In ancient times, before there was currency, people bartered goods. The kitchen represents the wealth position; if there are broken appliances or utensils lying around, dispose of them immediately, or it may lead to financial loss.
(2) Broken or cracked glass: Replace it to avoid misjudging people or attracting petty individuals.
(3) Burnt out or non-functioning lights: Get rid of them, or you risk having your life and vision remain dim. Lights not working in the home not only symbolize a lack of brightness for the residents’ lives, but can also affect their eyesight.
(4) Dead potted plants: Remove withered plants promptly, or else your career and love life may not blossom.
(5) Bug-eaten tables, chairs, or furniture: Repair or clear these out quickly, as furniture represents the bones of those living in the house. If they are infested, it signifies muscle, bone, and overall health may suffer in the new year.
(6) Decorative fish tanks without fish: It's best to drain the water, or it may affect your luck and lungs.
(7) Towels and toilet brushes in the restroom: Replace them with new ones or else bad luck can accumulate in the bathroom and affect your health.
(8) Moldy clothing: Mold spores are hard to clean. If these are not dealt with promptly, they must be thrown out directly, otherwise you might continue bad luck and bring negative energy into the new year.