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#69646 11/29/08 05:29 PM
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The head of my bed has been in my relationship direction, but behind the head of my bed is the washer and dryer. And behind the wall next to them is the bathroom. I am keeping the toilet lid down and closing the door. I put a mirror facing the wall toward the bathroom, but wasn't sure what to do about the washer and dryer. I also have track lighting over my bed, and a ceiling fan over the foot of my bed.

Also is it a problem to have the electrical box with circuit breakers behind the head of your bed?

I am having some hair and foot problems, so this is a big deal for me.

It wouldn't work to put the bed elsewhere. The room is very small and I can see the door perfectly this way.

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Aloha samantha6,

the mirror that faces the wall is placed right behind your head, ideally, behind a headboard.

Track lighting above one's head while sleeping isn't ideal, nor is a fan, but in some situations, the fan may be needed due to the ventilation needs of the room/house.

As for the electrical box, that depends on it's vicinity of your head while sleeping, and to any interference line (Diamond Dowsing), that may result from it.

Much Love, Shawn

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My wife loves having a ceiling fan in our bedroom runing all night. She enjoys the air movment. Do we need to stop this or is their something we can do to offset it?

whale #69704 12/03/08 06:44 AM
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I am trying to understand exactly where the mirror goes. The bathroom is not the problem, but the washer and dryer are? I am not sure how to get a mirror behind the headboard. The mirror is long and maybe 2 feet wide. I would have to get it to stick to the back of the headboard to accomplish what I think you are suggesting. Not sure how to do that.

If the track lights aren't on, and the ceiling fan isn't on, is it still a problem?

The electrical box is on the other side of the wall from my head and 3-4 feet higher.

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Aloha Samantha6,

If the washer and dryer are right behind your heads while sleeping, then one could place a mirror facing the wall behind your heads. Placed there, it can be hidden behind the headboard, and I'd grab a hanging connector (go to a hardware store, Home Depot, Mennards, Lowes, etc. and tell them what you wan to do), to place on the mirror frame that will allow it to hang backwards on the wall.

track lighting over a bed is more about the poison arrows affect, rather than if they are on or off. A moving fan over the bed is about the disrupting of the energy. Having the fan off is better, but once again, one's climate and circulation system may need the fan on, so you'd leave it on and work on the rest of the house.

I won't be so close to an electrical box for the home if I could help it. If I had to be, I'd at least place a large Diamond Dowsing ring around the box.

Much Love, Shawn

whale: click on the "Search The Forums" link and search the DFS forum for "ceiling fan."


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