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You have a very nice outfit, but when you wear it, there is too much static electricity causing the dress to stick uncomfortably and unattractive. It is so awful! Luckily, static electricity occurs in dry weather and there are a few very simple ways you can take to prevent your gown from sticking to your body immediately and for an extended period of time.

Steps

Method 1 of 2: Quickly lose static electricity

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   Use an antistatic dry paper to scrub your dress. Pull the skirt away from the legs and use dry paper to rub under the skirt. This is difficult to do when there is static electricity in the center of your chest or in an area where it is difficult to put dry paper underneath. Please try your best. This will quickly and easily lose static electricity. If done correctly, static electricity will immediately transfer to the dry paper.

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   Spray your gowns with water using a spray bottle. Spray the top of your dress where you notice static electricity. You can use an old bottle with glass cleaner or a pitcher used to water your plants, as long as it's the one that won't make the water run out too much. The plan here is to gently wet the fabric wherever you see static electricity. You will quickly lose static electricity this way, but don't spray too much water or over large areas of fabric. You don't want to appear in an event with a wet dress, do you? Don't worry though, as the static electricity will dissipate after your gown has dried.

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   Spray the anti-static product on the dress. This product is available in a number of stores and will help you quickly lose the static electricity on your gown. Again, you will only spray the product on the outside of your dress where there is static electricity. This spray costs about 400,000 VND but some people still believe it for its effectiveness .. If you have time to find this spray or have it available then this is a great option to lose static electricity. clothes.

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   Spray the aerosol hair spray on your dress. Keep the aerosol spray bottle away from your body so that it does not apply directly to your dress. One arm distance is enough and be careful to close your eyes to avoid accidentally spraying your face. Alternatively, you can also apply lotion to your hands and apply the skin underneath where static electricity appears on clothes.However, you should not apply too much cream. Odorless lotions are best for your body without the strong smell of your moisturizer.

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   Touching metal on the ground. Any metal object that comes into direct contact with the ground will quickly lose static electricity. However, you should avoid touching metal that is not on the ground, such as doorknobs. You will experience electrostatic shock and sometimes feel very painful. Metal fences are suitable when you want to find metal utensils that come in contact with the ground.

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   Apply moisturizing lotion to the lower body area where the clothing has static electricity. The lotion will prevent static electricity from forming on the skin. When static electricity ceases to be present on the body, it is also absent from clothing. This will be difficult when static electricity is on the entire dress, but if only a few places have static electricity then you should try this. You can also use baby powder, but it will be dirtier than if you were using a moisturizer and also has a distinct odor. If you choose to do this, just take a little lotion on your hands and lightly apply it to the skin where there is static electricity, causing the clothes to stick to your body. However, you should only apply a small amount of lotion.

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   Buy dresses made from natural fibers. Synthetic fibers are easy to attract electrostatic. Explaining this is quite complicated, but essentially the fabric made of natural fibers will easily retain moisture, thereby preventing too many electrons moving around the skirt. If you want to avoid the static electricity that causes your clothes to stick to your body, choose natural fiber clothing. That is to solve the problem! advertisement

Method 2 of 2: Take out static electricity for a long time

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   Increase indoor humidity. This will help prevent problems with static electricity in the future. All you need is to buy an air humidifier from a furniture store and install it indoors. Static electricity usually occurs during cold weather when the air is very dry. Static electricity will disappear over time after you use the air humidifier. If you don't want to buy an air humidifier, you can simply hang your skirt in the bathroom after showering. The humidity in the bathroom will be high at this time and will help you deal with the static electricity.

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   Wash dresses by hand or machine in a light wash mode. However, you need to first check the label on the clothes to see how to wash them. Look for the information on the label with washing instructions. You will know whether the clothes can be machine washed and dried or the materials will be affected. It is imperative that you do a test before washing your clothes. If you decide to machine wash, you can add baking soda to the washing machine to reduce the static electricity that causes clothes to stick to you.
   • If you are machine-drying your clothes, add a drying paper, then remove the clothes while still slightly damp.

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   Hang clothes at the door of the room. You can attach a hook to the door frame ,. If you want to dry your clothes, for example using a clothes line, put the clothes on a hanger and hang it on the clothesline to dry for at least 10 minutes instead of directly on the clothesline. This will prevent the garment from wrinkling and the formation of static electricity.

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   Go barefoot. It sounds silly, but this will actually reduce the static electricity absorbed into your body. If there is no static electricity on your body there is no static electricity on your clothes so walk barefoot around the house if you are about to wear something. You can also put aluminum foil underneath your shoes to prevent static electricity from forming, but walking barefoot is easier. advertisement

Advice

• If your clothes have static electricity after washing them, you may have dried them for too long in the dryer. Next time, you should lower the setting and / or shorten the drying time.
• When hanging clothes to dry, do not leave them with other clothes and should be placed in a well-ventilated place.
• Washing clothes with hard water can create static electricity on clothes after they dry, so you need to use a water conditioner to avoid problems with static electricity.
• Do not wash clothes that require dry cleaning! Formal clothing will be completely damaged if you do not follow the washing instructions.
• If you use water to spray your dress, be careful not to spray too much so you don't appear in a formal event with your outfit wet.