How to Reduce Static Electricity. Don't walk
around looking like you stuck your finger
in a light socket. Get the static out of your
day with these simple tips. You will need
Natural bristle hairbrush Rubber comb Dryer
sheets ¼ c. baking soda Humidifier Shoes
with leather soles Spray bottle Water 1 tbsp.
liquid fabric softener Hand lotion and dish
of water (optional). Step 1. Stop your hair
from rising by using a natural bristle hairbrush
or rubber comb. Step 2. Rub a dryer sheet
on your clothes and hair to remove static
cling. You can also use a dryer sheet on your
pet, but check with your veterinarian regarding
safety issues. Step 3. Reduce static electricity
by adding baking soda to the wash cycle. Step
4. Raise the humidity in your house with a
humidifier. Keep a dish of water in a dry
room to evaporate and moisturize the air.
Step 5. Trade in your old shoes for shoes
that have leather soles. Step 6. Fill a spray
bottle with water and add 1 tablespoon liquid
fabric softener. Spray your carpets and furniture.
Step 7. Keep your hands moisturized with lotion
in the winter months when static electricity
is prevalent. Did you know People will usually
feel a shock from static electricity when
the discharge is between 2,000 to 4,000 volts.
