Vastu for Toilets & Bathrooms: 15+ Helpful Tips for Your Indian Home
Here are 15+ simple tips, as per Vastu for toilets and bathrooms, that will help you.
A. Direction of Toilet, Doors and Shower, According to Vastu
1. The best location for toilets and bathrooms is the north-west part of the home.
2. Avoid constructing toilets in the south-west direction as this tends to bring about ill-effects.
If your toilet happens to be in the south-west direction, you can fix it by using a couple of Vastu remedies. For instance, place a Vastu pyramid on the outer part of the south-west toilet wall. Another option is to keep the doors of the toilet closed at all times.
3. Make sure that the entrance door to the toilet is along the eastern or northern wall.
4. The best direction of the toilet seat, according to Vastu, is in the south-east or north-west side. This should be in such a way that a person using it is not facing either the east or the west.
5. Windows should open out along the east, north or west in your bathroom.
6. Constructing the toilet a couple of feet above the ground is a good idea.
7. Ensure that the toilet is positioned along the west or north-west, for a bathroom and toilet attached space. This is because the toilet is associated with the discarding of waste.
8. The shower or wash basin needs to be in the east, north or north-east of the bathroom.
9. Ensure that the toilet does not share a wall with the pooja room or the kitchen, as it can have negative repercussions.
10. Outlets for bathroom pipes must be towards the north or the east.
B. Bathroom Vastu for Mirrors, Colours & More
11. The north or the east is the best place in the bathroom to hang a mirror. You could position your wash-basin accordingly.
12. Light pastel shades work best for the bathroom, as per Vastu. Colours such as pink, grey and light blue are recommended.
13. Never construct a toilet under a staircase. The space under the stairs can be used for storage purposes but a bathroom or toilet is a strict no-no.
14. Always use wooden doors as entrance doors to toilet or bathrooms, as metal has negative vibrations.
15. Position an attached bathroom to the west or north. Remember that the bathroom should not face the bed.
