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Kitchen Vastu Do’s And Don’ts: A kitchen is a significant component of a household where meals are prepared with love. According to Vastu, the kitchen should face the southeast part of the home, which is governed by the Fire god Agni devta. The elements of earth, sky, air, fire, and water should all be in balance in a person's house, according to Vastu. The fire element associated with the kitchen, also known as "agni devta," is connected to the Sun, a sign of strength and vitality. Hence, the kitchen must be aligned with Vastu principles. To eliminate bad luck, let's examine a list of specific dos and don'ts when designing the kitchen, as well as items that shouldn't be stored there as well, according to Vastu. 

The kitchen must be aligned with the Vastu principles to boost abundance and positivity. (Image Source: Canva) 

Kitchen Vastu Do’s And Don'ts: List Of Things To Do For Kitchen 

- Keep the kitchen tidy on a regular basis. Thoroughly clean the floor and dispose of anything that is not needed. Never store plates, pans, or cups that are chipped or damaged. Every night before going to bed, make sure your kitchen and utensils are clean.

- Make sure the dustbins are cleaned on a regular basis and that the waste can is always covered with a lid.

- Store in a rice jar a little idol of the goddess Annapurna, the goddess of food. To ensure abundance in the kitchen, one might also keep a photo of Annapurna devi or a picture of fruits.

- Keep a bamboo, tulsi, pudina, or other herbaceous plant near the kitchen window. Steer clear of thorny plants as they can cause stress.  

- Since it represents abundance, a fruit basket should be positioned on the northern side of the kitchen.

- There should always be flour, rice, salt, and turmeric in the kitchen. Vastu suggests making sure that these are refilled before they run out. Salt should be stored in a glass container or pot. This keeps financial issues at bay and promotes harmony at home.

- According to Vastu, if you wish to keep the refrigerator in the kitchen, it should be placed in the south-west direction since it will assist you in overcoming life's challenges. Make sure the refrigerator is clean, well-organized, and not overstuffed. Fill water bottles with fresh water on a regular basis if you keep them filled.

- According to Vastu, the south-west orientation of the kitchen is the best for keeping grains and supplies of everyday products because it is auspicious and conducive to wealth. Throw away empty containers or stuff them with grains. If there are any empty vessel jars, they must be stored in the northeast, east, or even north.

- It is thought that keeping ghee and cooking oil stored between the kitchen's southeast and southwest sections will keep the space consistently stocked with food.

Kitchen Vastu Do’s And Don'ts: List Of Things To Avoid In Kitchen 

- Avoid placing a kitchen above or beneath toilets.

- According to Vastu experts, the kitchen should never be facing the front of the house.

- Medication shouldn't be kept in the kitchen.

- In the kitchen, washbasins and the range should never be placed on the same level or parallel to one another. Given that fire and water are opposite elements, conflicts and divisions may arise among spouses and family members.

- Keep waste materials out of the kitchen, such as rags, old newspapers, and undesirable items.

- Vastu advises against storing salt in iron or steel cookware.

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- Never place the shoe rack near the kitchen, according to Vastu Shastra. Shoes should not be worn in the kitchen. If it is necessary to wear slippers, have a second pair that you wear exclusively at home.



(Disclaimer: This is based on general public information. Jagran English does not confirm its veracity. Before adopting any measures, consult an expert from the relevant field.)