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What if your bathroom isn’t a Feng Shui disaster but a quiet win waiting to happen? Rachel breaks down the “waste room” myths and shows how small, repeatable actions protect your health, money, and mood—without redesigns, big budgets, or perfection. This is the practical side of Feng Shui: doors shut, lids down, colours that ground, and cleaning that actually sticks when life is busy.

We start with the basics that matter most: how energy moves toward drains, why toilets and sinks deserve attention, and how a simple red ribbon on waste pipes can set a clear intention for safeguarding resources. Rachel shares when and why a small mirror on the bathroom door helps, the pitfalls of overusing blue, and better options like sage greens, stone, shells, and warm neutrals. You’ll hear sensible guidance on mirrors doubling what they reflect and the easy fixes when layouts can’t change.

From there, we get real about mould, toy clutter, and the bathroom cabinet that hoards old gels and syringes. Rachel lays out a decision-first declutter method, then a hotel-level standard of clean delivered in tiny, consistent bursts. She offers a quick morning reset routine that takes minutes and stands up to family life, neurodiversity, busy schedules, and imperfect habits. No scolding, no shame—just doable steps that keep energy contained and the room feeling fresher every day.

Along the way, Rachel dismantles the pressure of Insta-perfect spaces and invites you to choose a calmer, more abundant version of the life you already live. Expect practical Feng Shui, compassionate coaching, and a focus on what works in real homes. Subscribe, share with a friend who needs bathroom peace, and leave a review with the one tip you’ll try this week. Your space will thank you.

Lots of love,

Speak soon,

Rachael xx

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