Winter is coming, but the dry weather makes our clothes static at any time, and it hurts our hearts when we are not careful. So how to eliminate static electricity on clothes? How to eliminate static electricity on clothes?
A fast method of eliminating electrostatic adsorption
1. First, use the metal hanger to quickly sweep the clothes. Before putting on the clothes, slide the wire hanger into the inside of the clothes and sweep it.
Metal releases current, so static electricity can be eliminated. You can do the same thing by sweeping your clothes with other metal objects. You can also put on clothes and let the hanger pass between the skin and clothes. In fact, it's best to put on clothes immediately after using this method, or when clothes are put on. This method is especially effective for fine fabrics, such as silk.
2. change shoes. A shoe with a leather sole instead of a rubber sole. The rubber accumulates an electric charge, which creates static electricity. Since leather is not as easy to accumulate electric charge as rubber, wearing leather shoes helps you keep the ground.
3. Spray fabric softener on clothes. Mix fabric softener and water in a ratio of 1:30. Pour into spray bottle and spray on static clothes. This formula is only a rough estimate, but you should use more water than fabric softener. Spray on the parts of clothes that touch the skin, especially the inner surface of clothes that are most likely to rub the skin.
4. Hide a pin in the clothes. Insert a metal pin into the seam of the garment. The metal releases the charge that accumulates in the clothing, so that you don't get electricity or get the clothing adsorbed on the skin. Attach the pin to the seam or any covered area of the garment. Avoid placing it in front of or near the exposed seam edge of the garment, and keep it out of your sight so that no one else can see it.
5. Put a metal thimble on your thumb. Touch anything with a thimble before touching it. Like other ways of using metals, the principle here is to avoid static electricity by releasing electric charges. If you don't have a metal thimble, touching any metal object can do the same.
If you don't want to walk around with a metal thimble on your thumb, you can put it in your pocket and take it out if necessary. This method can also help reduce the static electricity that accumulates in your clothes as you walk around.
It should be noted that this method is more effective in avoiding electrostatic shock (electric shock) than in preventing electrostatic adsorption, however, it can also help prevent clothes from adsorbing on the skin.
6. Spray hair styling agent on clothes. Stand 30.5cm or more away from the clothes and spray a large amount of ordinary hair styling agent on the inside of the clothes. Hair styling agents must be sprayed at a distance to prevent any visible marks on clothing. For best results, you can focus on the areas that stick to your clothes the longest.
Spray the hair styling agent before dressing, and then put it on immediately after spraying, so that the styling agent will not gradually disappear. You can also spray it down again after putting on your clothes.