10 tips to get rid of static electricity

Here are 10 tips for removing static electricity:

1. Change the bed sheets frequently**, and add some clothes softener when washing, which can avoid static electricity caused by the drying of the sheets**.

2. Use a humidifier.

Static electricity is more active when the air is dry, especially in winter, when people heat their homes indoors, which reduces the humidity of the air.

Use a humidifier to increase humidity in your home and workplace. Moisture in the air helps to reduce static build-up.

3. Care for carpets with antistatic chemicals, most carpet retailers or carpet companies offer carpet spray care services. There are also carpets that are made specifically with anti-static materials. Spray a small amount of antistatic spray on the carpet and allow it to dry completely before use.

This will greatly reduce the static electricity felt when walking on the carpet.

4. Wipe down the upholstery with a dryer and upholstered furniture or car seats with a dryer to reduce static buildup on these surfaces. Dryer tablets help neutralize the electrical charge.

5. Keep it moist. Apply lotion after showering and before getting dressed, or apply hand cream several times a day. Dryness** is prone to static electricity, so lotions and body lotions can help prevent static electricity from building up on your body.

6. Wear shoes that can dissipate static electricity, shoes with leather soles have a good effect on reducing electric shock, while rubber soles will accumulate and produce static electricity.

7. Add baking soda when washing clothes.

Add a cup of baking soda to your laundry before you start washing. Baking soda creates a barrier between positive and negative charges, preventing build-up and generating static electricity.

8. Put a wet towel in the dryer, in the last 10 minutes of the drying program, adjust the dryer to the lowest temperature, and put a wet towel in the dryer, and then let the dryer continue to complete the rest of the program. Wet towels help to increase moisture in the air and prevent electrical charges from accumulating in the dryer.

9. Frequent hand washing, face washing, and bathing can also eliminate the charge and charged dust accumulated on the surface of the human body.

10. In order to avoid static electricity, you can use small metal devices (such as keys) and cotton rags to touch the door, doorknob, faucet, chair back, bed rail, etc. to eliminate static electricity, and then touch it with your hands.

10 tips to get rid of static electricity

1.Moisturize your body. In winter, the temperature and humidity are low, and it becomes dry, and it is easy to generate static electricity after friction. You can strengthen moisturizing, moisturizing** by applying body lotion and hand cream in a timely manner every day to prevent static electricity from accumulating.

2.Increase indoor humidity. You can place a humidifier, a basin or two of water or an anti-static spray in the room to make the dry air moist, reduce the possibility of static electricity, and also keep the ** moist state.

3."Discharged" in advance. In order to prevent being electrified, you can first grasp the wider metal key head or other small metal devices with your hands, and then use the key tip to touch the metal doors and windows, and "let go" the electricity on your body in advance, so that you can rest assured that you can open the door and window with your hands.

When you touch things and people with your fingertips, you will have a noticeable tingling sensation at the moment when static electricity is generated, and this is because the contact area is small, so the pain is more obvious. In this regard, the contact area can be increased, such as extending the entire palm of the hand to touch, so that the discomfort will be reduced.

4.Choose fabrics that are less susceptible to static electricity. When the climate is dry, chemical fiber clothes and sweaters will produce static electricity due to friction when putting on and taking off, and chemical fiber materials may also cause itching.

Common chemical fiber materials include polyester fiber, polyester, acrylic fiber, etc. Therefore, winter clothes (especially underwear), household items, etc., try to choose pure cotton, linen, silk or other anti-static materials, and it is best to be loose and gentle.

5.Use fabric softener. You can also add some fabric softener when washing clothes, which not only makes the clothes soft and smooth, but also reduces static electricity.

6.Use a shampoo containing silicone. If you use a silicone-free shampoo (especially for dry hair) during the dry season, it may not only "fried", but also tend to make your hair more dry and frizzy.

Shampoo containing silicone oil can fill the gaps in the hair cuticle on the surface of the hair, reduce the friction between the hair, not easy to generate static electricity, and make the hair softer, smoother and shiny, and less prone to dry and split ends.

7.Use conditioners, essential oils, etc. After using shampoo, you can apply conditioner, essential oils, hair masks, etc. to the ends of your hair to reduce static electricity and make your hair frizz-free. Conditioners and hair masks need to be washed off after they are applied, and hair oils can be applied when your hair is semi-dry after washing.

8.Glycerin anti-static, apply glycerin to your hands and then stroke clothes that are prone to static electricity, which can effectively prevent static electricity.

9.The battery is anti-static, and touching the positive and negative poles of the battery at the same time can release static electricity through the battery.

10.Newspaper is sandwiched in the middle of the garment, which can prevent friction between the garment and reduce the generation of static electricity.

Here are 10 tips for removing static electricity:

1. Wipe the clothes dryer.

Wipe down upholstered furniture or seats with a dryer sheet to reduce static build-up on these surfaces. Dryer tablets help neutralize the electrical charge. Try spraying some anti-static spray in these places.

2. Change clothes frequently.

Do not wear synthetic fibers such as polyester and nylon, and replace natural fibers such as cotton that are not easy to generate static electricity.

3. Wear shoes that can dissipate static electricity.

Shoes with leather soles are good at reducing electric shock, while rubber soles can build up and generate static electricity. Walk barefoot around the house. Some people in the electronics industry wear shoes with woven soles made of conductive wires, which emit static electricity when walking.

4. Pin the safety pin to your clothes.

Pin the safety pin to the seam of your pants or the neckline behind your shirt. The metal part of the pin absorbs and releases the electrical charge that builds up inside the garment, preventing electrostatic adsorption and electric shock. Pinning the pin to the seam of the pants not only covers the pin, but also has the benefit of reducing static electricity.

5. Use metal hangers to hang clothes.

Clothes with static electricity, use a metal hanger to brush the front or back of the garment, or hang the garment with a metal hanger, by transferring the charge on the garment to the metal hanger.

6. Carry some metal objects with you.

Carry some metal objects with you and touch them with any metal object before touching grounded metal surfaces. This is also called antistatic electricity, and the charge is transferred to the metal object, so that no charge builds up on the body.

7. Keep it moist.

Apply lotion after showering and before getting dressed, dry** can easily generate static electricity, so lotions and body lotions can help eliminate and prevent static electricity from building up on your body.

8. Battery friction.

Waste batteries, don't throw them away, you can use the positive electrode of the battery to rub a few times on your clothes, and you can transfer all the static electricity.

9. Increase the contact area.

We can feel the electrostatic shock because the area of our fingertips is too small, and when we touch the metal with one palm, the area of static electricity is very large, and there will be no pain.

1. "Discharge" before entering and exiting the door. Before touching the iron door, you can put the palm of your hand on the wall or the ground to remove static electricity, or you can grasp a bunch of keys with your hand first, and then use the tip of a key to touch the iron door, so that the electricity on your body will be discharged.

2. Touch the metal door in advance when getting out of the car. When getting out of the car, touch the metal door frame with your hand in advance to dissipate the static electricity on your body, so that you will not be discharged when you suddenly touch the iron door after getting out of the car.

3. Increase the contact area to reduce the pain caused by static electricity. For people who are particularly prone to static electricity, you can touch metal objects with the entire palm, arm or even body, and the charge will be evenly distributed on the surface that is not sharp, and the electric field generated is smaller, and the current density passing through is much smaller, so it is not easy to feel pain.

4. Try to choose pure cotton products. Choose cotton fabrics for clothing and home accessories, and avoid using chemical fiber carpets and furniture with plastic as the surface material to prevent frictional electricity.

5. Stay away from electrical appliances such as TVs and refrigerators as much as possible to prevent induction of electricity. Increase the humidity so that the local static electricity can be easily discharged. After using the appliance, you should wash your hands and face immediately to let the electrostatic charge on the surface of the ** surface be released in the water.

In winter, try to use high-moisturizing cosmetics and indoor humidifiers.

6. Take a bath and change clothes frequently. Bathing and changing clothes can effectively eliminate the static electricity accumulated on the surface of the human body.

7. Shampoo conditioner. When your hair can't be combed, soak the comb in water and wait for the static electricity to dissipate, then you can comb it as you please. Try to use conditioner when washing your hair.

8. Barefoot is conducive to the release of static electricity accumulated on the body surface, so when leisure, static electricity can be released by going barefoot.

9. Eat more vegetables, fruits, yogurt and other foods, drink more water, and supplement calcium and vitamin C to reduce the impact of static electricity.

10. Wear less headphones in winter. The static electricity brought by the headphones is harmful to the human ear, and if the human body has more static electricity, the static electricity will be released into the ear canal through the earphones.