If an area requires a fire remedy and you use a lamp, does the lamp have to be on 24 hours a day?Is using a small nightlight sufficent instead of a lamp?You had referenced this once, but I couldn't find it again. On the forum, an alternate cure is listed as red thread. How long/thick should the thread be? Does it have to hang from the ceiling to floor? Thank you!

Dear Elena,
1. It is not necessary to turn on the lamp 24 hours a day. This is most uneconomical.
2. The best alternative is to use red or purple to represent the fire element.
3. I do not recall, using the red thread on its own. A red thread is used to control the cure of using 6 coins. Where the red thread is used to control the big metal. (Not let it out of control).
4. Quite effective is to use objects that are red. For example a table lamp with a red shade. (Purple is acceptable but red is the best).
"Imaginative" but effective cures include disply Coca Cola cans etc..
The size should effective be the size of at least 4 coca cola cans or a reasonable sized (regular) lampshade.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 1/10/00 4:06:23 PM, Anonymous wrote:
If an area requires a fire
remedy and you use a lamp,
does the lamp have to be on 24
hours a day?Is using a small
nightlight sufficent instead
of a lamp?You had referenced
this once, but I couldn't find
it again. On the forum, an
alternate cure is listed as
red thread. How long/thick
should the thread be? Does it
have to hang from the ceiling
to floor? Thank you!