What are the feng shui taboos when moving into a house?

1 Choose a date from your old home to your new home. In addition to the general zodiac, relocation and auspicious days of Daming, the date you choose depends on whether it will be washed in that year, whether it will be washed on the building of the month, and whether it will be washed with the owner and his family. If it is generally suitable, it is suitable for moving. If it's all good, you can only rush to one person. When time doesn't allow another day, you can rush to that person and wear red socks and shoes to avoid it on the day of moving.

If there is a pregnant woman at home, the items moved from the old home to the new home should be swept by the pregnant woman with a broom.

Three things in the old house, a high-class house in the kitchen,

On the day of relocation, the owner must first step into the gate.

If there is a shrine at home, the things in the kitchen can enter the shrine first and then other furniture and things.

In the old house, one third of the water should be taken to the kitchen and poured into the new reservoir to protect health and avoid acclimatization.

7 bowls and chopsticks should be in pairs, in pairs. Put it in a bucket, a basin, and enter the house.

If there are plates and bowls with gaps, if you really want to enter the house, you can go to the old house to get them a few days after moving.

Take some rice from the old house to the new home, put red envelopes on the rice, put some gold and silver and RMB in the red envelopes, and put some copper coins and coins without gold and silver jewelry.

It means that food, clothing, housing and transportation are abundant.

Prepare a new broom, a new dustpan, tie it with red rope, and enter the house.

10 Don't take a nap in the new house.

1 1 After sleeping at night, you have to get up and work. After sleeping for 15 minutes to half an hour, you just can't sleep (think about who can't sleep). You can read books and watch TV when you get up and work. I can't go to bed for half an hour, preferably for an hour. People want to be lucky.