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Hello :) Many thanks for posting such valuable information in this forum!
My question regards having the stove next to the refrigerator. I recently moved the fridge to a better location away from the stove and my husband doesn't like it at all. He has offered to help me re-do and make the necessary changes to the house for better feng shui -IF- I move the fridge back to where it was. Your thoughts on this would be appreciated. Also, if the stove IS next to the fridge; is there any cure for that? example: placing a wood wall exactly between the two?
Thanks.
julie
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