Things You'll Need:
- Fabric-softener Sheet
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Step 1
If you're already wearing the clothes that suffer from static cling, wet your hands slightly and brush them over the surface of your clothing.
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Step 2
While doing laundry, separate the synthetic fabrics, especially nylon, from the natural fabrics when putting clothes into the dryer. A load of all-natural fabrics, like cotton, will rarely develop static.
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Step 3
Remove your clothes from the dryer when they are just barely dry; overdrying is the No. 1 cause of static.
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Step 4
If you still notice static when you remove the clothes from the dryer, dampen your hands slightly before folding the laundry.
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Step 5
If all else fails, toss a fabric-softener sheet into the dryer before drying the next time you do laundry.
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Step 6
For really stubborn clothing--like nylon slips that bunch up underneath your skirt--rub a fabric-softener sheet on the surface of the fabric. This coats it with a waxy antistatic film.















Comments
Anonymous said
on 2/12/2007 Using hand cream on your body will remove static from your clothing when you get dressed.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 I tried (at the urging of a friend)putting lotion on my skin. It worked!