Often clothing containing synthetic fibers sticks to the body. To reduce the static effect, a special anti-static spray is used. But if one was not at hand, you can try to cope with the problem using folk methods.
Soap
So that a dress, skirt or trousers made of synthetic fabrics do not stick to the body, you can treat their interior with ordinary soap. Take a dry bar of soap and rub it with the product in a chaotic manner on the wrong side. Since the soap leaves a white coating on the fabric, first try this method on a small area of the fabric. If the plaque is not visible on the front of the clothes, then feel free to get down to business. And don’t worry, everything will work out the first time you wash. Tissue treatment with soap reduces the static effect by about a day.
Air conditioning
Most fabric softeners have antistatic properties. They are added to the water during washing. If you urgently need to go out and there is no time for washing, try applying a small amount of conditioner to the palm of your hand and walking along the inside of the skirt or dress. You will need very little funds, otherwise white spots will appear on the front side of the product. In emergency situations, some housewives use a hair conditioner instead of a fabric softener, which also has antistatic properties.
Water
Ordinary water can also reduce static stress, but for a short period of time. Apply a small amount of water to the fabric using a finely divided spray gun, with which plants are sprayed. Use the so-called “water dust” nozzle, otherwise you risk wetting your clothes significantly.
Cream
In the warm season, when women do not wear tights and stockings, you can try to reduce static electricity by applying a thin layer of low-fat cream to your feet. This will help moisturize the skin and reduce the friction of synthetic tissues, which results in a static effect.
