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getting rid of static electricity?

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MostlyCake · 12/03/2014 06:59

How do you prevent or get rid of static electricity from tumble dried (mainly) clothes? There's even static in 100% cotton clothes which I didn't think could happen!

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Onepactupac · 15/03/2014 00:09

Put a scrunched up price of tin foil in with your clothes, a strip around a foot long will do.

Onepactupac · 15/03/2014 00:09

Piece!

NatashaBee · 15/03/2014 00:28

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Onepactupac · 18/03/2014 17:50

Yes. Just tear a strip of tin foil off the roll, scrunch it up a bit and put it in the drum of the dryer with your wet clothes. Let the dryer run as per usual. You'll notice no static. I think the tin foil captures it (or something!).

HelenHen · 21/03/2014 15:40

I always get static shocks too... There are some lifts that I always have to use my wallet to press the button! We don't have a tumble dryer though Sad

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